FIRE, AIM, READY: MARKETING & BRANDING FOR NONPROFITS

Date: 4/21/2010
Time: 1:00 - 4:00
Fee: $35.00

 

 

“Fire, Aim, Ready” is an interactive workshop focusing on establishing a solid message for your nonprofit, understanding what branding is and why it is important in the nonprofit world, and determining the best tools to communicate the organization’s message to the right audience.

 

At the end of this workshop, attendees will:

• Know how to evaluate marketing strategies in light of their overall organizational goals.  
• Understand the difference between outcomes and programs as it relates to marketing.
• Understand what a case statement is, and how it should be written for marketing (and fundraising).
• Understand why branding is important to nonprofit organizations.
• Have tools for evaluating the branding success of their own organization.

Who Should Attend: Those who have limited experience with intentional marketing and branding and those who want to refresh their knowledge on the topic of nonprofit marketing.

 

Direct your questions to Jenni Dones, jdones@bestprojectonline.org, or call 810.232.8000.

 

 

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