Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “nonprofit storytelling”
Join my brand new live training How to Stand Out on Social Media in 2023. Secure your early bird spot before the price goes up! After my recent discussion with Vic Hancock Fell entitled Shifting the Power to the People You Exist For I received a thoughtful email from a listener. She wrote: “It is so interesting to me that white, iNGO …
My course is open for enrollment: www.StorytellingThatSticks.com In this video I go over the most common challenges that nonprofits face when they collect, craft, and share stories about their work.
Got questions about my new program for nonprofits? Here are the answers! I had a bunch of questions come in about my new course, Storytelling That Sticks, so I decided to write a quick blog post. This post answers the top questions that you have been asking. Don’t see your question answered here? Send me an email. 1) What is …
Do you struggle with finding the right stories to tell about your nonprofit’s impact? Do you use digital tools like email and social media to raise awareness for your nonprofit, but can’t seem to get enough engagement or traction? Do you struggle with getting buy-in from your boss and your board to invest in these efforts in the first place? …
What you absolutely need to know about Storytelling That Sticks: 1) This course will not be offered again in 2021. 2) We will be doing the work together each week, and I’ll review your homework myself! 3) You will get LIFETIME access to the course. This means you can take it again and again, if you so desire! What is …
Information overload. Analysis paralysis. Noise. Clutter. It’s a crowded digital landscape, with thousands of messages and notifications being consumed by our supporters each day. How can nonprofits get their message seen by the right people? How can we not only get heard – but listened to? Pixar’s Andrew Stanton gives this answer: “Don’t give them 4. Give them 2+2.” That’s …
Every Monday I will create a short video answering a question from a member of the Nonprofit Social Media Storytelling Group. We call it #MailbagMonday! Check back ever Monday inside the Group to see if I answer your question! This week I answer two nonprofit questions that are interrelated. What narrative should we use on different platforms? Do you tell the same …
Crowdfunding for nonprofits is a trendy but often misunderstood term thrown around in nonprofit fundraising circles. Pew Internet found that roughly one-in-five Americans (22%) have contributed to an online fundraising project on a website like Kickstarter or GoFundMe. This percentage has assuredly grown in recent years with the proliferation of crowdfunding platforms and the push from Facebook to use their free fundraising …
Last week’s lesson in Storytelling Summer School detailed the 5 types of stories you need to actively collect and share about your nonprofit and it’s impact. (If you didn’t grab the free Story Collection Worksheet, grab it here.) Over in the Facebook Group, Storytelling Superstar Amelia Leggett jumped right in! Amelia runs the social media channels for two nonprofits – …