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3 Tips for Marketing Your Organization on a Limited Budget

Ann Green's Nonprofit

Marketing your organization on a budget is easy when you know the right strategies and tools to use. Once it comes time to get the word out about your event, you quickly realize you don’t have that much money left in your budget to create promotional materials and decide to deprioritize marketing.

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Create an Event Budget That Won’t Break the Bank

Greater Giving

That’s why having a good grasp of your Event Budget and ROI (Return on Investment) matters so much for your fundraiser. These days, there are countless tools that can help you track expenses, compare costs against goals, estimate profits from ticket sales—and more! Event Budget Basics. Determine your goals and objectives.

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35 Giving Tuesday Ideas + Tips to Shatter Your Goals

Fundly

Your nonprofit’s donors lead busy lives—managing their careers, maintaining social relationships, and pursuing their personal goals. Set a goal and budget. Decide on a goal that’s specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-bound (SMART). Create your Giving Tuesday content. Promote your campaign.

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Lessons From MotivateMonday | The Secrets Behind the Best Nonprofit Development Plan

Pamela Grow

How can you create your fundraising plan, one that’s based on your budget and your data? And don’t miss Clay’s new tool, The Fundraiser’s Planner , to help you stick to your goals. Spend roughly 50 minutes as Clay walks you through the steps of creating your plan, getting buy-in, and implementing.

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Maximize Monthly Giving with Nonprofit Data Analytics

Pamela Grow

Before you begin any project involving data analysis, start by clearly outlining your goal so you know which metrics to analyze. First, we’ll cover how to determine your goals for your monthly giving program. When laying out your goal, consider following the SMART model for goal setting. Determine your objectives.

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Which Fundraising Events Bring in the Most Money for Small Nonprofits?

Get Fully Funded

You don’t want to spend more than you raise, and poor planning can turn an event into a budget buster that wastes your most precious resource – time and volunteers. Tupperware parties, garage sales, and candle fundraisers will not sustain your budget. The RIGHT event: Raises 10-20% of your annual budget. BUT the flip side?

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Set SMART Fundraising Goals for Fundraising Success

Get Fully Funded

While goals are vital to success, SMART fundraising goals help make sure you’re setting goals that you just can’t miss. Can’t miss” goals! In some form or fashion, we’ve all heard how essential goals are. Set a goal! Set a goal! Set a goal! Goals, goals, goals….

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