When your nonprofit is just doing the motions of marketing, and how to fix it
When an organization struggles to say things worth saying, youâre committing conversational crimes. This is arguably one of the most important things weâve written.
7 reasons nonprofits shouldnât use Constant Contact
While itâs better than nothing, Constant Contact really bothers the bees in my bonnet, especially when used by nonprofit groups trying to save money.
Turn to millennials for volunteering, not money. For money thereâs Boomers.
âWhat they really need is a Board summit task force that can karate chop meeting minutes in half.â
Stop fetishizing millennials. We do not want to be âengagedâ.
Iâve been going down the rabbit hole of corporate learning management systems, customer management systems, and other impossibly bad software. The blog posts are borderline offensive.
The web is gross, and itâs everyoneâs fault
No one wants to be boring anymore, or at the very least, everyone thinks itâs not okay to be boring. This is why your plumberâs site is so hard to use, or every blog you read is suddenly 1 person trying to run a magazine the size of Time.