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Messaging and content help for nonprofit communicators
What to pay a professional copywriter
Questions about the cost of copywriting services are among the first to arise when I speak with new clients. By nature, every copywriting assignment is custom work, so giving a detailed quote requires some level of briefing; even a ball-park price range is best delivered after I understand some of the top-level details. However, I’d like to attempt to shed some light on what you can expect to pay a professional copywriter, based on my own work.
New nonprofit marketing communications website launches today
Today, moflow launches a new website for the nonprofit marketing communications community: www.nonprofitmarcommunity.com. The Nonprofit MarCommunity is a guide to delivering nonprofit marketing communications, also offering opportunities for members to share their own experiences and insights.
Nonprofit Technology Conference: a communicator’s 1st time
Having just returned from the Nonprofit Technology Conference in Minneapolis, I'm sharing my experience highlight through my first Storify. I'm already looking forward to next year!
Coming soon: new website for nonprofit communicators
This spring has been a season of intensive learning, planning and development here at moflow. Things have been quiet here on the blog because big plans are under way for a new moflow site: the Nonprofit MarCommunity.
Podcasts for nonprofit communicators
Podcasts have made a real comeback in my ear buds. I realize the format is not new, and I’ll admit that I’ve even been a resister because I’m more of a kinesthetic versus auditory learner. However, it seems that the quality and variety of available podcasts is both improving and increasing, so I’m making more room for them in my listening habits.
Non-profit communicator profile: Helen Reilly, Communication Specialist, Region of Peel
Starting in 1994, Helen Reilly spent eighteen years as a communicator for The Credit Valley Hospital – including five particularly fulfilling years as Hospital Publicist. According to Helen, she developed unique expertise from her work in an environment that was very lean, but dynamic and open to innovation.