Communications for impact in small nonprofits

Communications for Impact in Small NonprofitsMary Turck

@maryturck

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Your story

Don’t let the tail wag the dog!

• Story

• Strategy

So many tools!

Email blasts and newsletters *

E-Democracy, NextDoor, Yahoo groups *

Church bulletins, bulletin boards

Facebook - profiles, pages, groups *

Press releases *

Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr, WordPress …

Your web page *

Email blasts and e-newsletters

IdentityShare widgetsSubscribe optionVisualsRegular

How to send

Mail Chimp, Constant Contact, otherUnsubscribe optionContact info

On-line forums and groups

E-Democracy

NextDoor

Yahoo groups

Open Saint Paul

Facebook profile

Profile – you

Facebook page

Page – your organization

Facebook groups

Group – your staff, volunteers, project

Press releases

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• Ready-to-publish story• Invitation to report a story• Information – not necessarily a story

Press releases

What not to do in a press release

Media contact lists

EditorsReportersBloggers

Allies, supporters

Writing your own story

Your web page

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Your blog

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Blogging can be an easier way to add content to your web page

Blogging should be interesting.

Blogging can add more issue-oriented content.

Even more social media

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Connecting with online news media

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