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Anniversary giveaway: Write Better Nonprofit Websites online course
by Marlene Oliveira | Jan 28, 2015 | Uncategorized
January 28, 2015 marks a big milestone for me; moflow is now seven years old! And to celebrate seven years in business, I’m giving away TWO free registrations to my online course on nonprofit website copywriting, Write Better Nonprofit Websites.
12 tips for writing a nonprofit website home page
by Marlene Oliveira | Jan 21, 2015 | Nonprofit copywriting how-to
When it comes to your nonprofit’s website, your home page is likely a highly sought-after piece of real estate. Every internal player wants their content to be featured on the home page, which can result in a jumbled mess. So, what is the right approach to writing a...
Make website content king at your nonprofit
by Marlene Oliveira | Jan 7, 2015 | Nonprofit copywriting how-to
Ask any web developer, and I bet they’ll tell you that content is the final hold up for 99% of website projects. It’s what they tell me. Why is this? If we’re putting content first, shouldn’t it be written before the website is built or redesigned? Shouldn’t content...
Every nonprofit communicator writes [book review]
by Marlene Oliveira | Dec 17, 2014 | Uncategorized
Whether you like doing it or not, if you’re a nonprofit marketer or communicator, you write. In fact, today’s marcom pros might just write more than ever before. But we don’t all come to this line of work from a writing background, which means a little guidance and...
Sponsorship sell sheet: done-for-you outline
by Marlene Oliveira | Dec 3, 2014 | Nonprofit copywriting how-to
Do you use “sell sheets” in your nonprofit’s sponsorship packages? Commonly used in corporate product launches, a sell sheet (or sales sheet) offers at-a-glance information about the benefits, features and specifications of an offering. Since they are concise and...
50 minute work segments: my key to maximum productivity
by Marlene Oliveira | Nov 19, 2014 | Productivity
What do I do when I really need to get things done? I get things done. How? Through 50 minute work segments. I’m always entertained by the countless applications and ‘hacks’ geared to accomplishing more in a workday, because for me, it’s simple. If I need to write,...



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