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Friday, September 3, 2010
Following this research, TREW Marketing redesigned the Hogg Foundation website to ease navigation, content updates, and better align with foundation initiatives. Re-designed website with clear navigation paths and a robust content management system. newsletter template extending the web brand experience. Former Hogg Foundation Website.
 
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Content curation isn’t new, even though a lot is being written about it these days. Some nonprofits have been curating content on their websites and blogs for quite a while…maybe without exactly calling it that. Professional development content is very relevant (especially the word FREE). flickr/Somewhat Frank.
 
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Jenkins is currently the Email Marketing Best Practices Columnist for ClickZ, the largest resource of interactive marketing news, information, commentary, advice, opinion, research, and reference in the world, online or off-. Diva Marketing Talks  i s a live, internet radio (BlogTalkRadio) show. 30 minutes. maybe 3 guests. Miss today's show?
 

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Writing for the Web: SEO for News Content View more presentations from Lee Odden. Check out this great redux of SEO by Lee Odden. It's SEO through a PR lens for the purpose of thought leadership and influence , as opposed to a product sales lens. tags: digital optimization ).
They’re full of jargon and insider news that leave donors feeling less than connected.  Let’s face it: most nonprofit newsletters are boring.  To make your donors read your newsletter from start to finish, it must include info that donors find interesting. Put yourself in your donor’s shoes:  what would they care about? 
According to the website, Futurity.org aggregates the best research news from a number of top universities (see image below for the list). The But here’s the best part: Rather than try to get their research in the news, they have become the news. It can also mean content-wise. Collaboration. and Canada. Thank you. .
Have you started a blog for your nonprofit organization and then got stuck trying to come up with content?  Here are some ideas for content: Tell stories about people you are helping.  Summarize press releases or link to current news stories. A story ALWAYS works!  Remember to keep it short and compelling.
But once you get beyond appearance to substance, there’s no meat, no content strategy. Content freshness is a well known value by now; most organizations try to tweet and update often. My concern is that there’s often so little evidence of a content strategy. Like the most relevant and significant content?
Content curation isn’t new, even though a lot is being written about it these days. Some nonprofits have been curating content on their websites and blogs for quite a while…maybe without exactly calling it that. Professional development content is very relevant (especially the word FREE). flickr/Somewhat Frank.
An SMR is a dynamic storyboard that contains portable content. Unlike a press release that locks down the story and presents the "company line" on a topic, the SMR is designed as building blocks for other content creators--bloggers and reporters who might like to tell their own story using your photos, graphs, videos and news updates.
But how do you pass the news item along? new study by ShareThis shows that "E mail remains the tool of choice for [sharing content online], accounting for 46% of content-sharing activity compared to 33% for Facebook, 14.5% People who receive links through ShareThis also tend to spend time with the content, at an average 2.95
Provide fresh technical content to prospects and customers. Compelling content created for all tier one landing pages. Open source programming and a custom, user-friendly content management system (CMS). When it came time to build a website, however, they knew that outside help was required and called upon TREW Marketing.
Here's what "the Zone" will do for you: Help you find and organize current and relevant content on nonprofit marketing and fundraising from blogs, news sources and other Web sites. The goal is to create a place where it's easy to find current and highly relevant content. Stimulate new connections with colleagues in the field.