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Messaging and content help for nonprofit communicators
Questions to ask internal stakeholders when building your nonprofit’s website content strategy
When you’re creating a website content strategy for your nonprofit organization, you should consult with your peers early in the process. However, I believe that you should skip the huge "website committee" meetings. Instead, conduct one-on-one interviews with...
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TechSoup Canada’s “set it and forget it” approach to outsourcing story writing [case study]
What does it take to get the greatest possible value when you’re outsourcing content creation? With years of experience on both the client and supplier side, I believe that it comes down to two things: being organized and providing clear direction. It’s about knowing what you need your content to achieve and setting up a few simple conditions for success. This describes my experience, working with TechSoup Canada.
New online version of training for aspiring nonprofit consultants
What are your plans for 2019? I'm jumping right in to deliver on the plans I made last year, including the launch of a new online version of my training for aspiring nonprofit consultants. Do you want to make the switch to working as a self-employed consultant this...
Need story writing support? Get on the 2019 waitlist
Would you like to work with me to get your stories written? I'm now booking story writing projects into January 2019 and beyond. Please review my Storybank starter package details and then complete the form below to get on the waitlist. I'll follow up with you in...
14 tips to help you unearth your nonprofit’s stories
Do you have a hard time finding your organization’s stories?
A couple of weeks ago, I put out a call for story-finding tips, and today I’m following up with the responses I received. And further below, I’ve included a list of 14 actionable takeaways I’ve pulled from their submissions. Thank you, Katherine, Blair, Fiona, Anthony and Yasmine!
Asking for input: how do you find your organization’s stories?
Will you share your top tip for finding your organization’s stories and/or getting permission to use them? Can you summarize it approximately 150 words or less? [request for your input]