Your Non-Profit’s Guide to Marketing
As a non-profit organization, you face unique challenges when it comes to marketing. You need to generate awareness for your cause, attract donations, and engage volunteers, all while working with a limited budget.
That’s why it’s important to have a solid non-profit marketing plan in place. By understanding your audience and using the right marketing channels, you can reach your goals and make a difference.
For everyone from large, established non-profits to small, local organizations, Dreamscape Marketing can help you take your marketing to the next level. Through industry-leading SEO, website design, social media, email marketing, and call tracking services, we can help you achieve your goals and make a lasting impact.
Marketing your non-profit organization is about more than bringing in revenue. It’s about making a difference. Work with a team who understands your mission and who delivers real results. We invite you to reach out to our team for a complimentary consultation.
And as you get started, the guide below will help you understand some of the essential building blocks of a non-profit marketing plan.
Social Media
Highlighting recent events, telling success stories, and engaging with potential supporters on social media can be a great way to raise awareness for your non-profit.
Community is at the heart of non-profit organizations, so it’s important to use social media to build relationships with potential supporters. This means engaging in two-way conversations, responding to comments and questions, and sharing content that followers will find valuable.
You’ll also have the opportunity to establish your non-profit as a thought leader in your industry by sharing blog posts, infographics, and other types of content. And social media is a great way to promote events and fundraisers.
The platforms that Dreamscape Marketing can help you set up and run social media campaigns on include:
In addition, your website should have social media buttons that make it easy for visitors to share your content. And don’t forget to include your contact information, including a link back to your website, in the profile for each account.