#56: How Your Nonprofit Can Leverage Content

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In the nonprofit marketing world, content is king. It's what emotionally connects your cause to your audience, helping you retain current supporters - and find new ones. 

And content creation has amazing ROI - it’s something that you (or a talented volunteer) can develop at little to no cost, other than the time you take to do it. 

Today’s episode covers three key aspects of your nonprofit's content: 

  • how to audit what you have to make sure it is current and fresh; 
  • how to create new content (even if you feel there are no new ways to tell your story);
  • and how to leverage that content throughout all your platforms to make sure you reach your target audiences and continue the process of building trust and credibility.

During the podcast, I talk about a brainstorming guide that can help you create new ways to talk about your organization and help you identify stories that you didn’t even realize would create good content. Click the button below to download this free guide.

 

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