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Did you know you can now collaborate on emails in google docs and automatically create it as an email? Here's a short little video from Bobi that might save you A LOT of time. https://lnkd.in/ep9cqBKY #ProductivityTools #Charity #Digital #SocialImpact

Not all emails are created equal! Read this blog post to learn how you can write better emails that will engage your donors... 👇

Tip of the Day: "Did you know? Including a call-to-action in your email newsletters can boost click-through rates by 40%. Encourage your subscribers to take action. #EmailMarketing #NonprofitTips"

You're probably sending emails, but do you have a strategy? A strong strategy can take your emails from what feels like a necessity to what creates results. Contact us today to learn more! #CatalystCollective #NonprofitMarketing #NonprofitEmails #EmailMarketing 

Tip of the Day: "Did you know? Including a call-to-action in your email newsletters can boost click-through rates by 40%. Encourage your subscribers to take action. #EmailMarketing #NonprofitTips"

Google is implementing new requirements for bulk email senders (over 5,000 emails per day to Gmail addresses). Google will start enforcing the conditions in February. #MPStrategicMarketing #NonprofitSEO #SmallBusiness #Viralnews #news #googlenews #Marketingnews #Businessseo

🚀 The Importance of Choosing the Right Email Address in Today's Digital World 🚀 In our digital age, your email address is more than just a communication tool—it's a key part of your professional identity. Whether you're a doctor, engineer, teacher, or any other professional, the right email address can make a significant difference. Here’s why it matters and how to choose wisely: 🔒 Your Email Address Sticks with You for Life Professional Contacts: Colleagues, patients, and other contacts rely on it to reach you. Service Integrations: From banking to medical records, many services link to your email, making changes cumbersome. ✉️ Why a Simple Email Address Matters Ease of Use: A straightforward email address is easier to remember and type correctly. Professional Appearance: An email address with your name, free of unnecessary characters, looks more professional. Reduced Errors: Simpler addresses lead to fewer typos. 📧 Tips for Choosing a Good Email Address Keep It Short: Avoid long and complicated addresses. Use Your Name: Incorporate your name for a personal and professional touch. Avoid Numbers and Symbols: They make your email harder to remember and prone to errors. Consider Your Domain: Use a domain that reflects your profession or organization. 🛠️ Changing Your Email Address Early in Your Career If your current email isn't professional, change it early in your career. This ensures smoother and more effective digital communications in the future. 🔍 Choosing an Email Service Provider Gmail: Widely recognized, integrates with Google services, strong spam filter, ample storage. Outlook: Integrates with Microsoft Office tools, less intuitive interface for some. ProtonMail: Focuses on security and privacy, less storage in the free tier. Yahoo Mail: Generous storage, straightforward interface, history of security breaches. In conclusion, your email address is a vital part of your professional toolkit. Choose wisely, keep it simple, and make sure it reflects your professional identity. If needed, make the change now—your future self will appreciate it! #ProfessionalIdentity #EmailEtiquette #DigitalCommunication #CareerTips #Productivity https://wix.to/n0utYep #newblogpost

Happy Email Day! 💌 (Yes, it's a real holiday, and it's today!). A year ago, I decided to focus my business solely on nonprofit email. Why? 1️⃣ That's where my clients were seeing the money come in... 2️⃣ Supporters reported preferring email over any other type of communication... 3️⃣ Email has the highest ROI and conversion rates compared to any other channel... 4️⃣ You can't grow on rented land (ahem social). 5️⃣ Most importantly, I love how email is the perfect combination of creativity and analytics. To celebrate email day, I've pulled together 4 of my fave nonprofit email resources for you! (Sign up for my email list to get them @ 2pm. http://eepurl.com/gr-QRv ) Big thanks to Ray Tomlinson for creating email in 1971 – without it, I wouldn't have a job! 💌

Three last-minute tips for anyone sending #GivingTuesday emails tomorrow: 1. Your subject line will have a big impact on whether or not someone opens your email. Write one that inspires positive feelings (like pride, optimism, or excitement) instead of neutral or negative ones. 2. Your community is going to support you because they love your mission and the people you serve, not because it's GivingTuesday. Take the word "GivingTuesday" out of your subject line, focus on inspiring those positive emotions, and share how their gift will make a difference. 3. Writing subject lines is hard, especially when you have a hundred other tasks vying for your attention. Two tips that work for me are taking a walk (even if it's just around the yard) and coming back to it after a few minutes, then using a subject line analyzer to identify ways to make subject lines more effective. I'll put my favorite one in the comments. If you're stressing the last-minute details, remember this: Everyone on your email list has indicated, somehow, that they care about your work and the people you serve. You're doing more than sending a fundraising email—you're inviting your community to do something they love. You're going to do great 💖

How many new donors does your organization pick up every day? I do not care how big you are, or how busy you are, or how busy your CEO is, but if the number is less than 5, how could you or your CEO not have time to personally thank these donors, and welcome them to the family? I'm not talking about an automated message. Just a quick 3 sentence email, or a text, or a quick phone call (which will probably result in a voicemail). The smaller you are as an organization, the more highly you should prioritize this task.