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Colorado Springs, CO
Joined November 2019
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Doing your marketing in-house isn’t automatically a bad decision.
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Nonprofits are not often the priority. They get the short end of the stick. That should NEVER be the case, because you are changing lives every day.
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Your annual report should be a starting point for 12 months of communication with the people who support your mission.
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The downsides of companies that will just follow orders.
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People should contribute marketing ideas, share important information, and raise concerns. But someone needs to own the strategy and make the final decisions.
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Our CEO Ryan Wilson has a few stories to tell. Here are a few, mostly true fun facts about Ryan.
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Nonprofit marketing should accomplish much more than getting attention.
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Here’s the difference between good AND great marketing.
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A video is as good as the results as it gets.
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Getting people to your website is important. Getting them to take the next step matters even more.
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There are tons of video production companies out there, and it can be hard to determine which one is best for your nonprofit. We get it. Here are three ways to tell whether you find the right partner.
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Views are nice, but you need donations.
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Your marketing should help your organization raise money. It should also support other important goals, such as attracting volunteers, building awareness, and developing community partnerships.
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A little multiplication can go a long ways. Here’s what no other video production company is telling you.
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Your nonprofit works hard to help people. Your marketing should work just as hard to reach them.
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We truly love our fellow video production companies. They hustle. But they miss a key detail. Watch this.
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Billions of dollars in employer matching gifts go unclaimed every year. Your nonprofit could be missing out on money that is already available.
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Nonprofit storytelling carries responsibility. The people featured in your videos are not props. Their experiences deserve respect. A good production partner should know how to create stories that are honest, respectful and accessible.
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There are not many video production companies that work exclusively with nonprofits like we do, so you need to be careful.
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