Nonprofit marketers do more with less, so every tip for improving or streamlining processes helps. Learn about five tools that every marketer should consider.
Continue Readingby Sarah Mayer,
Marketing Strategy
Five Nonprofit Marketing Tools
Personalize Marketing with the Users in Mind
Personalized marketing is a useful marketing strategy that effectively uses data to create tailored user experiences on various channels. The concept of personalized marketing is not new, but it is changing marketing to improve the customer experience and making businesses more profitable.
Continue ReadingWhat does it mean to be a sustainably-minded marketer?
You might be thinking “sustainable marketing” — that’s an oxymoron. It seems unlikely that sustainability and marketing can coexist. Product companies use marketing to coax consumers to buy the things they make, and then the companies make more things, and consumers buy the things again. And so the cycle continues, and it doesn’t typically involve […]
Continue ReadingPaid Search: Tools for Finding the Right Keywords
Heading into the holiday season online visibility is top of mind for store owners. Consumers will be doing their gift buying mostly online this year, so being in tune with user search behavior can make a big impact for a paid search campaign. Here are some recommended tools to help get you aligned for success!
Continue ReadingMarketing Shifted. Now what…
Due to the emergence of digital media (i.e. social media, blogging, video, online reviews, etc) marketing is shifting almost daily. Traditional marketing channels have gone digital. Buying has gone social. Experiences with new and current customers are happening online first before the real-world. As a business, organization or professional it’s important to take a thoughtful […]
Continue ReadingLet’s Create a Manifesto!
Maybe you’ve been told you’re not a special snowflake, but actually you are. You are a special snowflake. Each of us is special and unique. Each of our companies or organizations is unique, with a certain way we look at the world and our market and ourselves. But when the world looks at us, we rarely […]
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