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How to Reflect Brand Values in All Aspects of Business: 14 Strategies

Let’s talk about brand values! And the guest post hits keep coming! This one was for MarketingExecutive.io. I weighed in on the question, How Do You Reflect Brand Values in All Aspects of Your Business? Please read and share! https://marketingexecutive.io/qa/how-to-reflect-brand-values-in-all-aspects-of-business-14-strategies Want to read more insights? Here’s my blog page. A brand is more than your

The New Paradigm in Volunteering — Neither Growing nor Fading

After writing the blog post last week on the need for nonprofits to focus on building an engaged volunteer force, I came across a study recently published by The Journal of Marketing that hypothesizes that today’s volunteer doesn’t want to be intimately involved with the organizations they donate their time to. The writers call this

The Art of Brand Awareness: Building Visibility and Recognition for Nonprofits

Building visibility and recognition for your nonprofit’s brand is like painting a masterpiece. It requires creativity, patience, and a keen eye for detail. But fear not, my friends, I’m here to share some tips and tricks to help you master the art of brand awareness and make your organization shine! Crafting Your Canvas: Defining Your

Creating an Emotional Connection Through Brand Voice

In my last few posts in this blog and in my Content Marketing Musings newsletter, I’ve laid out the process of building a mission-driven nonprofit brand, using the brand pyramid framework. This week, I highlighted the importance of creating a personality for your brand. Every brand has a personality — a set of human-like characteristics,

Let’s Talk Mission Statements: Building Brands with Heart, Purpose, and Impact in Nonprofits and Faith-Based Organizations

As you may have read here on this blog or on my Content Marketing Musings newsletter, I’ve chosen the words Open, Position, and Balance as my focus words for 2024. To me, these words represent the things I need to do this year to optimize my time, deepen my business client list, and strengthen my

Writing Strategies for HR

Let’s talk about writing for HR-related clients. The power of words cannot be underestimated when writing for hiring managers, recruiters, trainers, and job coaches. Every sentence, message, and communication can attract top talent, enhance development, build meaningful connections, and shape the trajectory of individuals’ and clients’ journeys. Words can inspire, persuade, and propel people toward

Mastering the Art of Writing for B2B Clients

When I started freelancing as a copywriter, I focused on finding clients in B2C or D2C sectors because it seemed a better fit for my skills. After all, I spent 15 years working in restaurants and 13 years in corporate retail. I also thought B2C writing would be more fun. I loved working for Borders