New conference from CharityComms on Social Marketing - 27 Jan, 2010
Don't forget to book your place on the CharityComms Social Marketing conference in 2010. It's an essential event for anyone whose job involves influencing behaviour through campaigning, marketing, communications or policy. You’ll hear about real life examples, get practical advice and listen to stimulating plenary sessions from the sector’s communications movers and shakers. You’ll also be able to network with peers and future partners.
Go to http://www.charitycomms.org.uk/social_marketing to find out more. Book your place before the end of December to get the lower VAT rate.
A strong charity brand comes from strong beliefs and values - our most popular free report
This report has been downloaded from our website more than any other over the past year, and no wonder, as it's a concise and user-friendly guide to creating a powerful charity brand.
Download it here now to find out how your charity's beliefs can power your brand.
If you're interested in the rest of our free reports on branding, you can find all of them here. (You might also be interested in our second most popular free report - 'A model for strategic decision making' - it's all about database marketing to supporters)
Five branding exercises - our most popular Insights editorial
Continuing with the branding theme, our most popular Insights editorial this year has been 'Five branding exercises to help you and your organisation think about your brand'
Read it now to find out five practical ways to help move your brand forward
(our second most popular editorial is 'Top ten media tips for charities, from journalists')
What charities can learn from the Obama campaign - our most popular presentation
We wrote this presentation in the summer of 2009, to see how some of the lessons from the hugely successful Obama campaign could be applied in the charity sector.
Download it now to remind yourself of Obama's winning tactics, and how your charity could benefit from the same methods.
(our second most popular presentation is 'Feast or famine - how can charities survive the recession?')
That's all from us until 2010 - we wish you a very happy festive season, and all the best for the new year.
Best wishes,
Kathryn Green, on behalf of the nfpSynergy team
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