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The 1-page Nonprofit Organizational Marketing Plan A plan that you can complete today and use every day to make a difference. Product Description: A PDF of 8 pages, including a tutorial and a 1-page marketing-plan template tool. This 8-page lesson is for you if:
BUT, it is better to have a plan. If you spend a little time thinking specifically about your organization’s marketing and committing your thoughts to a plan, you are much more likely to reach your goals. The good news is that planning need not be a cumbersome chore. Here at MainStreetnNonprofitTraining.com, we believe in practical, street-smart solutions, and we have created on for those of you who do not have a marketing plan. If you follow the easy steps in this document, you can go from having no plan at all to having an effective plan – today, with a document that is just one side of one sheet of paper. Then, as you go forward, you can refine this and continually update it, getting better and better as you go. The key to good planning, in fact, is planning fast and keeping it simple. As General George S. Patton said, “A good plan executed now is better than a perfect plan later.” So we’re not advocating a textbook marketing plan that takes weeks or months to prepare and then sits on a shelf in an indexed binder. We’re talking about a street-smart plan that works for small nonprofits with very limited marketing resources – no more, and no less. Key Points:
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Steve Cebalt
"Your Personal Trainer"
Self-paced, customized training for nonprofits that can't afford consultants
Steve Cebalt provides one-on-one training for individuals from foundations, their grantees, and nonprofits in smaller communities to help them increase their capacity to do more of their own PR, marketing, advertising and communications on a do-it-yourself basis. The courses are based on time-tested Best Practices. He offers a proven training method called Synergy Training – a self-paced method adapted from the U.S. Air Force that combines computer-based learning with the option of personal, one-on-one consulting and free follow-up support.
"The new economy can be challenging, but tough times lead to innovation. People and organizations that embrace the opportunity to do things differently will emerge stronger than ever before. That's why the Nonprofit Do-It-Yourself Store is a great nonprofit resource center for foundations wishing to provide technical assistance to grantees in smaller communities. It's also a nonprofit management resource for any nonprofit that can't afford consultants to help them build capacity for essential communications to raise awareness and revenue."
