by Justin P. Clark | Jul 17, 2015 | Strategy
Shifting from brainstorming and discussion to implementation can be taxing for many nonprofits. It’s often easier to think about the future. Implementation takes commitment, resources, and acknowledgement that you can fail. This week Steve Scheier wrote an article in...
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by Justin P. Clark | Jun 26, 2015 | Audience Development, Fundraising, Messaging
I reconnected with a friend recently. During our communication, I asked about a fundraising volunteer project that I had worked with her on previously. She shared that she was still supporting it and over the years she had raised over $30,000. And then added, “But it...
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by Justin P. Clark | Jun 12, 2015 | Strategy
When Instagram announced they were adding the capacity to record videos, many assumed that this meant the death of Vine. In fact, #RIPVine was a trending topic. We discussed the change here. As expected, Vine continues to serve the Twitter-focused users. We’ve...
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by Justin P. Clark | May 15, 2015 | Audience Development, Messaging
We’re currently working with a client on transitioning their email and file management system from the systems they’re using to Google for Business. As part of that transition, I verified with Google that they own the nonprofit’s website and account. This verification...
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by Justin P. Clark | Apr 17, 2015 | Messaging
Almost everyone who works in the nonprofit or social enterprise world has to write at some point in their day. Individuals are responsible for annual reports, program updates, mass emails, social media, and blog posts. Finding the time and creativity to write can be...
