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If you are a Missionary or Nonprofit are you using Instagram? Are you seeing results and an increase in fundraising? If not, here is why you should be… and if you are here is why you should be investing more time and resources into developing your Instagram strategy: As of February 2017 Over 600 million people are active users of Instagram Over …
Missionary Fundraising can often times be very frustrating. How do you find new donors, cultivate current donors, spread the word about what you are doing, write newsletters, maintain your social media, create blogs, keep track of donations, file paperwork, keep your 501(c)3 status… all while doing the hard work that God has called you to do, often times in the …
As any missionary or small nonprofit organization knows, raising the funds to stay in the field, much less chase after the extraordinary vision God has given them, can be a tremendous challenge. While we offer a wide range of services for the missionaries and nonprofit leaders we serve, there are five basic pieces that everyone should have who relies on …
If you’ve worked with us in the past, or follow along on our blog, you know we are proponents of having a regular social media presence – meaning that you post on a frequent and consistent basis to Facebook, Instagram etc., and don’t go long periods of time where you post nothing. We also know this can be tough to …
We’ve all clicked through someone’s “album” on Facebook, many times from beginning to end. Nonprofit organizations, Churches and Missionaries too can and should use the Facebook Album as a resource for telling a story. It’s tempting to always upload photos quickly through your phone to simply the “wall”, and while this has its advantages (especially when posting a single photo …
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest… and so many more Social Media Platforms for your Church or Nonprofit organizations to keep up with. It can be a little overwhelming trying to figure out when and what to post. From an outside eye Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest… they may all seem the same. What you post on one post on the other. However, …
Facebook. Pretty much anyone you meet has a Facebook now. From 15 year old teens to 95 year old grandparents, everyone seems to be embracing the online community, and Missionaries must utilize this way of communicating with their donors, supporters and potential partners. Many times a Facebook Page is where someone first goes to find out about who you are, …
