Making Sense of Online Marketing for Nonprofits

Online marketing isn’t just made for profit driven companies. It also presents great opportunities for nonprofit organizations to get found, build relationships, and drive donations. With the end-of-year giving season quickly approaching, it’s s important to have a strong foundation in place to ensure you can build relationships and reach the people who matter most online.

If you’re just starting with online marketing or you’re not seeing the results you’ve hoped for, then this video is for you. With our guest expert, Michele Hickey, you’ll learn a smarter, more practical approach to getting the word out about your organization to end 2020 on a high note. God knows we can all use that! You’ll learn:

  • How people find you online
  • How to set yourself up for success
  • How it all comes together



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