Newsworthy Volunteering
Expert Snapshots for January
| January 4, 2013
At VolunteerMatch we learn so much from other experts in the field of volunteer engagement and management, and we want to help you stay up to date on
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Tag: getting attention
Newsworthy Volunteering
Expert Snapshots for July
| July 6, 2012
At VolunteerMatch we learn so much from other experts in the field of volunteer engagement and management, and we want to help you stay up to date on
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Communications
Does Your Nonprofit Have A Great Tagline? Enter the 2012 ‘Taggies!’
| July 3, 2012
When we think about messaging, we often focus on logos and other visual aspects of a brand. But according to marketing and communications consultant Nancy Schwartz, 71% of
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Newsworthy Volunteering
Expert Snapshots for January
| January 6, 2012
At VolunteerMatch we learn so much from other experts in the field of nonprofit volunteer engagement and management, and we want to help you stay up to date
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Newsworthy Volunteering
The Week in Volunteering: 6 Juicy Stories to Tide You Over
| December 22, 2010
Engaging Volunteers is taking a small break, but have no fear – we’ll be back on Monday to gear up for the end of the year. Until then,
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Communications
End Your Messaging Woes with the Nonprofit Tagline Database
| December 14, 2010
How’s your tagline? Is your messaging the best it can be? Does it cement your nonprofit firmly in the hearts, minds, schedules and wallets of your audiences? Our
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Communications
Who’s Got the Best Tagline? ‘Taggie’ Award Winners Announced
| November 1, 2010
One line of messaging can make a big difference for the health and success of your organization. Not only is this statement true, but it’s the basis for
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Communications
‘Getting Attention’ for Your Nonprofit is Easy – Learn How by Voting in the 2010 ‘Taggies’
| September 14, 2010
Back in July, we posted about the Getting Attention Nonprofit Tagline Awards. Created by Nancy Schwartz of the Getting Attention blog, the Awards are in their third year.
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