10 signs your marketing strategy needs a reboot
I’ve noticed a troubling trend. When it comes to marketing, too many nonprofit organizations of all different sizes are winging it. Find out what you can do about it and what the advantages are.





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I’ve noticed a troubling trend. When it comes to marketing, too many nonprofit organizations of all different sizes are winging it. Find out what you can do about it and what the advantages are.
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Your organization likely has a database, an email list, or at the very least a big spreadsheet of names and addresses. How much do you really know about these individuals? Find out the value of segmenting and really understanding your customers, donors, and broader audiences.
It sounds like a dream to find someone to do something your organization needs but that you don’t want to pay for. I’m sure there are plenty of success stories. But there’s a flip side.
Marketing needs to be an ongoing, strategy-fueled activity in your organization, and too few organizations are investing in effective approaches. How do you know if your approach is effective? And what can you do to improve?