How to Add a Give Button to Your WordPress Sidebar
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How to add a “give” button to your wordpress blog. Continue reading How to Add a Give Button to Your WordPress Sidebar
Would you like to be more organized with your campaign efforts on Facebook and Twitter? What if someone already figured out for you how to put together, and execute, a daily, weekly, and monthly plan through Facebook and Twitter for alerting your followers to news and prayer requests? (Read more…) Continue reading When to Post to Facebook and Twitter
I placed an ad on Facebook for two days pointed solely to the cities in India where the Ansari people live, a group of over 10 million people where there is not one known believer. The most shocking thing is that the cost to reach them was not the cost of a few-thousand-dollar plane ticket and years learning the language, it was $12 and a total of 20-30 minutes! Read more… Continue reading How to Reach the Unreached for $12 on Facebook (Guest Post)
This is the final post in a series on outdoor photography for Cru staff attending IBS and national staff training in Fort Collins, Colorado. Many staff will head to Rocky Mountain National Park on their free time, hoping to find great photo ops of … Continue reading 5 Steps to Waterfall Photography (Guest Post)
Your financial partners are either giving because they love you and/or because they click with your calling. Make sure your paper prayer letters and your eNewsletters speak to both types of partners. Continue reading How to Send eMail News
Of course you know that the more our donors hear from us (and in a variety of ways), the more connected they are with us and with our ministry. Your financial partners are either giving because they love you and/or because they click with your calling. Make sure your paper prayer letters and your eNewsletters speak to both types of partners.
Long ago, someone offered a framework for what to communicate with our financial partners. I try to have a balance in these every year in all our communication:
I’d include “getting-to-know each other” in addition to A.I.M. Continue reading “Why You Should Send eMail News”