Use this presentation to learn the 3 phases of Lifecycle Marketing: Attract, Sell, Wow so you can grow your business and outdo your competition. At the end of the presentation is a free spreadsheet highlighting platforms that help you implement Lifecycle Marketing into your business. Enjoy!
Choosing Winners: How to Select the Right Programs, Products, and Services fo...Mariah Burton Nelson, MPH
How does your organization decide which programs, products, and services to select and which to sunset? This is an overview of how ASAE developed a process, what that process is, and three key questions organizations can ask themselves to begin to create their own customized framework for good decision-making. Workbook due out 12/13/14: Focus on What Matters: A 3-Step workbook for Selecting and Sunsetting Your Association's Programs, Products, and Services
Presentation at the IMEX conference in Las Vegas, October 13, 2014.
How Building Your Own Alumni Panel Will Transform Alumni Relations and Develo...Qualtrics
Your alumni receive emails and surveys from the President's office, the Board of Trustees and plenty of other departments throughout the university. So how do you get through all of that noise to get the answers you need?
Join Qualtrics and Jean Romeo, Director of Market Research for Advancement at Dartmouth College, to learn how you can get higher response rates, faster insights, and better quality data from your alumni. We'll discuss best practices and strategies to help you recruit and engage your own alumni research panel. See you there
Joe Manna guides users through the Infusionsoft Marketplace and understanding how they can generate leads, save time and increase sales with the solutions on there.
Use this presentation to learn the 3 phases of Lifecycle Marketing: Attract, Sell, Wow so you can grow your business and outdo your competition. At the end of the presentation is a free spreadsheet highlighting platforms that help you implement Lifecycle Marketing into your business. Enjoy!
Choosing Winners: How to Select the Right Programs, Products, and Services fo...Mariah Burton Nelson, MPH
How does your organization decide which programs, products, and services to select and which to sunset? This is an overview of how ASAE developed a process, what that process is, and three key questions organizations can ask themselves to begin to create their own customized framework for good decision-making. Workbook due out 12/13/14: Focus on What Matters: A 3-Step workbook for Selecting and Sunsetting Your Association's Programs, Products, and Services
Presentation at the IMEX conference in Las Vegas, October 13, 2014.
How Building Your Own Alumni Panel Will Transform Alumni Relations and Develo...Qualtrics
Your alumni receive emails and surveys from the President's office, the Board of Trustees and plenty of other departments throughout the university. So how do you get through all of that noise to get the answers you need?
Join Qualtrics and Jean Romeo, Director of Market Research for Advancement at Dartmouth College, to learn how you can get higher response rates, faster insights, and better quality data from your alumni. We'll discuss best practices and strategies to help you recruit and engage your own alumni research panel. See you there
Joe Manna guides users through the Infusionsoft Marketplace and understanding how they can generate leads, save time and increase sales with the solutions on there.
Alumni Relations & Annual Giving: Partnering for Young Alumni EngagementTimothy Ponisciak
This presentation was originally delivered in May of 2014 through Academic Impressions by Tim Ponisciak and Stephanie Felicetti. The presentation focuses on how Notre Dame has been able to more effectively engage with young alumni through collaborative communications and events created by the Annual Fund and Alumni Association partnering together.
Lifecycle Marketing for Nonprofit organizations to drive donations and volunt...Infusionsoft
Creating a marketing strategy that attracts interest, educates benefactors and increase donations in your nonprofit is essential.This presentation reviews the Lifecycle Marketing framework specifically as it relates to nonprofit organizations. It includes the steps involved in each phase and benefits of implementation in your nonprofit. In the face-to-face presentation we dive deep into email structure including killer subject lines, effective copy and great calls to action. If you’re looking to transform your nonprofit and take it to the next level you need to treat it like a business and implement marketing practices that drive results.
CCAT Interpretation Session - Si Texas ConveningTCC Group
This workshop, held for Social Innovation Fund subgrantees in Brownsville, TX in January 2016, helped participants prioritize areas in which they can build their organizational capacity in order to accomplish their programmatic goals. With each grantee’s respective CCAT report in hand, attendees became familiar with the four core nonprofit organizational capacities necessary to remain sustainable and successful, their organizational lifecycle stage, report recommendations, as well as an organization’s capacity needs and readiness to tackle areas in need of improvement. The presenters also highlighted the context in which the CCAT exists – more specifically, Capacity Building 3.0, a targeted capacity building process and framework grounded in the notion that building the capacity of all actors in any social sector ecosystem depends on the development of "relational capacity. “ This was an interactive session during which each team had the chance to interpret its organization’s CCAT report, and walk through six critical diagnostic prioritization steps – leaving the workshop with a clearly defined action plan with well-articulated priorities, team roles, and an operational timeline.
Alumni Relations & Annual Giving: Partnering for Young Alumni EngagementTimothy Ponisciak
This presentation was originally delivered in May of 2014 through Academic Impressions by Tim Ponisciak and Stephanie Felicetti. The presentation focuses on how Notre Dame has been able to more effectively engage with young alumni through collaborative communications and events created by the Annual Fund and Alumni Association partnering together.
Lifecycle Marketing for Nonprofit organizations to drive donations and volunt...Infusionsoft
Creating a marketing strategy that attracts interest, educates benefactors and increase donations in your nonprofit is essential.This presentation reviews the Lifecycle Marketing framework specifically as it relates to nonprofit organizations. It includes the steps involved in each phase and benefits of implementation in your nonprofit. In the face-to-face presentation we dive deep into email structure including killer subject lines, effective copy and great calls to action. If you’re looking to transform your nonprofit and take it to the next level you need to treat it like a business and implement marketing practices that drive results.
CCAT Interpretation Session - Si Texas ConveningTCC Group
This workshop, held for Social Innovation Fund subgrantees in Brownsville, TX in January 2016, helped participants prioritize areas in which they can build their organizational capacity in order to accomplish their programmatic goals. With each grantee’s respective CCAT report in hand, attendees became familiar with the four core nonprofit organizational capacities necessary to remain sustainable and successful, their organizational lifecycle stage, report recommendations, as well as an organization’s capacity needs and readiness to tackle areas in need of improvement. The presenters also highlighted the context in which the CCAT exists – more specifically, Capacity Building 3.0, a targeted capacity building process and framework grounded in the notion that building the capacity of all actors in any social sector ecosystem depends on the development of "relational capacity. “ This was an interactive session during which each team had the chance to interpret its organization’s CCAT report, and walk through six critical diagnostic prioritization steps – leaving the workshop with a clearly defined action plan with well-articulated priorities, team roles, and an operational timeline.
