Getting Attention

MARCH 14, 2013

Spend some time here, even if you think you’ve got this down—this distinction is crucial to setting goals that move your marketing forward in the right direction. Goals are what you want to achieve. Organizational goals (a max of three at a time) are the steps (let’s look one year ahead) that will take your organization to closer to achieving your mission. Organizational Goals. Marketing Goals. Answer these questions to get to the right marketing goals.

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Getting Attention

MAY 30, 2013

Let me start with sharing some definitions of what comes first ( examples here ): Organizational goals (a max of three at a time) are the steps to take over the next year that will take your organization closer to achieving its mission. Are Your Marketing Goals Easy to Reach or a Stretch?

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Getting Attention

JANUARY 16, 2014

Your goals don’t have to be completely in sync, but they must be aligned. If your goals—and all the activity that flows from them, both marketing and fundraising wise—aren’t aligned, you just won’t get anywhere with your outreach on either front.

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Getting Attention

APRIL 2, 2013

This is a vital issue for your to spend some time on because the challenge level of your nonprofit marketing goals has a huge imapct on whether you get there or not. Ambitious but realistic goals are the way to move your marketing (and your mission) forward, inch by inch!

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Getting Attention

AUGUST 1, 2013

These research findings on marketers’ most common email goals astounded me. Believe me, I’m a huge fan of goals. 9 goals! Click the chart to see it at full size.).

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Fundraising 123

SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

It may sound like an obvious question but many organizations don't approach year-end fundraising with clear, concrete goals. Without defined goals, it's pretty tough to if you're actually succeeding. . Keep these key pointers in mind: Set a specific goal for your year-end fundraising campaign. . Before you finalize your plans, know whether your overall goal is to add a specific number of new donors or to reach a certain donation level.

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Getting Attention

APRIL 18, 2011

Set the Big-Picture Marketing Goals that. So we’ve decided to show you exactly where to start, with setting your goals, in this free 30-minute webinar. Join us for this free 30-minute webinar to learn how to set clear marketing goals for your organization.

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Fundraising Coach

OCTOBER 9, 2012

But could announcing your goal kill your ability to raise funds? Neuroscience and goal setting. In just three minutes, Derek reviews 90 years of research that indicates: “Telling someone your goal makes it less likely to happen.” A fun look at SMART goal setting!

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Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog

JANUARY 29, 2013

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J Campbell Social Marketing

JULY 8, 2014

So, what is the goal of your social media efforts? Social Media Strategy Analytics goal setting Goals metrics objectives social media measurement value vanity metrics photo credit: venspired via photopin cc. Don’t get me wrong.

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Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog

JANUARY 8, 2013

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Nonprofit Marketing Blog

AUGUST 13, 2015

Whether you’re launching your first #GivingTuesday campaign or planning a triumphant return, the first step in planning your success is to set your sights on a clear goal for your team and supporters to rally around. Another way to plan your overall donation goal by using a giving pyramid.

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Fundraising Coach

JANUARY 30, 2012

Now is a great time to review your goals. (I I have blogged about goal setting here.). As you review your goals, you may find your behind on some. Creating a road map will help jump start those goals. Make sure the goal is worded so that it is: Specific.

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Getting Attention

JANUARY 23, 2012

Thanks to marketing master Dan Zarrella for pointing out this obvious (but often overlooked) clue to relevance — look at behavior to date.

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Fundraising Coach

DECEMBER 7, 2010

Having those few days off to be with family and friends puts me in a reflective mode that I find perfect for formalizing my 2011 goals. I say “formalizing&# because I’m constantly working on my goals, scheduling speaking gigs and clients, and doing marketing. I’ve been setting goals since I was a kid. But recently, I’ve been getting more questions about how to set goals. For me, goals are not just about achievement.

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Fundraising Coach

DECEMBER 9, 2010

In the last post on goal setting , we looked at how to identify goals for all areas of your life. I firmly believe that if you did nothing more than write those goals down, you’ll be exponentially more effective at accomplishing them. But you can speed up the process by creating a road map for each goal you want to accomplish. One of the most common ways to teach the components of effective goal setting is using the acronym S.M.A.R.T.:

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Mission Minded

SEPTEMBER 7, 2016

The post Protected: The Big Three: Meet Your Year-End Giving Goals appeared first on Mission Minded. There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

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Getting Attention

JANUARY 10, 2017

This practical, doable marketing plan template takes you from goals to benchmarks, work plan, action, and impact! . That’s because most resolutions are action items, rather than goals (the real “what we want to get to”).

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Nonprofit Marketing Blog

OCTOBER 7, 2014

And like a party theme, your campaign goal is the part of the plan from which everything else stems. If you’re in your first year, setting goals will be an educated best guess. Achieving your first year goal is where the (Planning + Luck) = Success equation comes in. Party on!

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Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog

APRIL 15, 2013

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APRIL 2, 2013

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The Agitator

AUGUST 30, 2017

Rather, the goal is to point you to resources I believe will prove of help and value. Setting Goals. When it comes to setting goals for a start-up monthly giving program keep it simple. A simple goal-setting suggestion comes from veteran Canadian fundraiser Fraser Green.

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Fundraising 123

APRIL 27, 2011

Goals are what you want to achieve. " And goals are where you need to start your marketing planning, as each step of the planning process is shaped to take you there - where you want to go. Here's How to Start: Begin by articulating your main organizational goal or how you'll actualize your mission. List no more than two organizational goals. Next, identify the ways you can put marketing to work to help achieve those goals.

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J Campbell Social Marketing

MARCH 2, 2016

Specific, measurable, actionable, realistic, and time-bound objectives will help you measure progress towards goals, and to hold you and your team accountable for each small step along the way. Is your lofty overall big picture goal to “get more donors” this year?

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Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog

FEBRUARY 16, 2016

If you want to raise more money in 2016, you first need to have a fabulous case for support or case statement. Your case for support explains what your organization does, why you do it, and why others should support you in doing it.

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iMarketSmart

SEPTEMBER 23, 2016

There are no goals for the organization, its teams or its individuals (people like to make progress toward goals that are attainable). Fundraising Major Giving Planned Giving Charities charity charity blog company culture company goals ngo blogs nonprofit culture nonprofit marketing nonprofit organization cultures npo company culture Philanthropy philanthropy blog quitting your job signs that it's time to quit

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Marketing for Nonprofits

OCTOBER 1, 2012

I hate setting goals," he said. If I set a goal for 10% annual growth and we hit 8% I'll be disappointed. The thing with goals is that they can set you up for failure or success. And how you set goals is as important as the goals you set."

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J Campbell Social Marketing

FEBRUARY 1, 2016

” For sure, those are worthwhile goals! And how will you be held accountable for the micro-steps necessary every single day to get you to your big picture goal? The Nonprofit Blog Carnival needs your posts and insight on choosing goals and objectives for 2016.

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Wild Woman Fundraising

JULY 2, 2015

Well, first of all, Check out Goal, Motivation, Conflict. Mazarine with Goal, Motivation, Conflict. So, what’s a principle of Goal? A goal is what your character wants. There’s an external goal- shelter for the night- and an internal goal- shelter long term.

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Getting Attention

MAY 2, 2011

Set the Big-Picture Marketing Goals that. So we’ve decided to show you exactly where to start, with setting your goals, in today’s free 30-minute webinar. Join us for this free 30-minute webinar to learn how to set clear marketing goals for your organization. Planning and Evaluation kivi leroux miller marketing goals marketing planning Nonprofit Communications nonprofit marketing professional development trainingJoin Kivi and Me for this Free Webinar.

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Wild Woman Fundraising

FEBRUARY 27, 2013

It’s when you raise all of the money they asked for, and more, and they are still not satisfied, and you can’t rest, and then they say okay you raised your goal, now you have to raise more and more and more! The next goal? Image by melodramababs on Flickr.

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Social Media Bird Brain

MAY 15, 2013

social communications strategy tools goals intern social media calendar face time Small nonprofit Via Unpaid Intern Summertime. and the interns are easy. Well, not really. But if you''ve made it known that your small nonprofit would like to entertain a few interns for the summer and/or fall, you''ve probably got a couple interviewed and ready to start. And given that Social Media is a big deal that many small nonprofits can''t afford a full-time manager for, you''re probably thinking of.

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Non Profit Marketing 360

JULY 11, 2011

“Flexible and quick marketing&# will be the goal of a thoroughly embedded and engaged social-networking strategy, and organizations that have begun the carefully considered infrastructural and cultural changes will be well ahead of the curve.

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Fundraising Coach

DECEMBER 22, 2010

Lets set goals for 2011 that will bring us through the year. There have been lots of great talks about goal setting here at FundraisingCoach.com. So please join me on a free goal setting mastermind call on Thursday, December 30 at 1 p.m. A fun look at SMART goal setting!

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Social Media Bird Brain

DECEMBER 11, 2013

Facebook goals Instagram metrics Pew Research Center platforms Small nonprofit social communication Tumblr Twitter "Let me play you the song of my people!" So Amy Poehler hates selfies and Tina Fey thinks social media is boring. Likely you don''t completely agree with them, or you wouldn''t be on a site about how to use social media. Are they right or wrong? Trick question.

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J Campbell Social Marketing

OCTOBER 30, 2015

To celebrate the United Nations recent adoption of the Global Goals for Sustainable Development, I have elected to write a blog post highlighting Goal #10, Reduced Inequalities. These goals will set the world’s agenda for the next 15 years.

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iMarketSmart

APRIL 14, 2013

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Get Fully Funded

JANUARY 22, 2010

As I kick off a series of posts on planning, I thought it would be good to talk first about goals. Setting goals for your fundraising plan is the obvious first step. Is your goal to “raise more money than last year” or “get more donors”? Do yourself a big favor and make your goals SMART. It’s a way to set goals that you can easily create action plans for and later determine if you’ve met them or not. Make sure your goals are easily measured.

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Mission Paradox Blog

JULY 11, 2011

  Let's start at the beginning, setting the goals : -. Every marketing plan should have two sets of goals, financial goals and long term strategic goals.    I'll cover financial goals in another post, but right now let's talk about long term strategy.   No matter how urgent the current moment feels, there should always be progress toward long term goals. -. Time to break out the double goal approach. 

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Getting Attention

JANUARY 1, 2013

Strategy 2013 fundraising goal Nonprofit Communications nonprofit marketingWhat would it mean to live. in a city whose people were changing. each other’s despair into hope? – You yourself must change it. – what would it feel like to know. your country was changing? – You yourself must change it. – Though your life felt arduous. new and unmapped and strange. what would it means to stand on the first. page of the end of despair?

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