July 2015

The Bait and Hook: How to Appeal to Your Donor

July 31st, 2015|

Like any pitch, direct response fundraising has two aspects: the bait and hook. […]

Amazon Launchpad Fuels Startups

July 29th, 2015|

Yesterday, Amazon announced Amazon Launchpad, a new program that will allow startup companies […]

How to Engage the Three Generations

July 27th, 2015|

It is fair to say that the internet impacts virtually every American’s life. […]

Lost Phone, Need Numbers: An American Tragedy

July 20th, 2015|

Twenty years ago, losing your phone meant one of two things: either your […]

Walmart Challenges Amazon In Its Prime

July 14th, 2015|

As July 15th approaches, all Amazon Prime customers wait with bated breath—Prime Day […]

Facebook Users Control What They See First

July 10th, 2015|

Back when people still read newspapers, syndicates always made sure to put the […]

Uber: App-laudable

July 8th, 2015|

Uber, the driving service app, has begun suggesting pick-up points for its users. […]

Social Media: Sophisticated Marketing

July 7th, 2015|

With so many posts about the “how to’s” of social media, it is […]

Picture This …

July 3rd, 2015|

Independence Day is best remembered through pictures: fireworks in the iconic opening of Zodiac, […]

June 2015

Be a Social Media Leader

June 24th, 2015|

Businesses need to have a positive presence on social media. Cicero once said […]

Create Content That Keeps Them Coming

June 18th, 2015|

Readers have always flocked to what appeals to them most, gravitating toward the biggest, best, […]

#Howtousehashtags

June 15th, 2015|

What do we do when we want something to be remembered and repeated […]

Don’t Confuse Your Donors

June 11th, 2015|

Confusing constituents is a detriment to non-profit organizations. For instance, if a nonprofit […]

Instagram Clarifies Its Image

June 10th, 2015|

Clarity in a product almost always garners praise from its users. Instagram, the […]

Content Marketing Made Concise

June 5th, 2015|

There is an old story among writers—most likely apocryphal—claiming that Ernest Hemingway once […]