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What is the marketing plan
Significance
Obstacles for organizational
Solution
s to help improve
Marketing Plan
Characteristics
Building relationship within Community
Networking and promoting through social media
Sponsorships
Find A Recipient
Persuade and convince by informing of potential benefits
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Keeping Recipient
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Finding Donors
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Charitable organizations
Influences of social groups
Competition
Very strong group of volunteers
Lack of business experience
Depth of organization
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Organizational Structure
Image that will have an everlasting impact
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Create A Legacy
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Heading the right direction
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