✅ Get One Quick Win Every Week

(Without Adding to Your Workload)

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Bite-sized tips for nonprofit directors, marketers, and development pros who wear too many hats.

You know the struggle:

Juggling marketing, communications, and development tasks simultaneously

Limited resources and tight budgets to achieve ambitious goals

Pressure to create compelling content across multiple channels

No fluff or "you should be doing everything" advice.

Just weekly insights and actions that respect your limited time while delivering real results.

Because after 15+ years in nonprofit marketing, I know this much is true: 

You need quick wins. 

Bite-sized shifts, actions, and nudges that move things in the right direction over time. 

If you’re interested in:

✅ Actionable nonprofit marketing and development insights

✅ Simple uses for AI to streamline and lighten your varied workload

✅ Psychology-backed copywriting tips for your cause-centered content

✅ Ways to understand what’s worth the effort and step off the hamster wheel

✅ Systems and checklists you can implement quickly

You’re in the right place.

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What happens next?

You’ll receive weekly bite-sized actionable tips in your inbox. Each email takes less than 5 minutes to read and under 2 hours to implement from start to finish (at most).

Here's a preview of the kind of practical advice you'll receive:

Take a few moments to look at the email sent automatically to your donors after they give a gift. Ask yourself these two questions:

  1. Does it center the donor as the hero?
  2. Is the impact they had made clear and concrete?

Here’s an example of what that looks like:

❌ “Thank you for your generous donation of [AMOUNT] to [ORGANIZATION NAME]. Your contribution will help us continue our important work of [MISSION/GOAL]. We appreciate your support of our organization.” 

✅ “Because of you, children will have warm beds tonight! Your gift of [AMOUNT] proves you’re committed to ending youth homelessness. You’ve just given [NUMBER] young people a safe place to sleep tonight.”

Here are a few ways to make your auto-email more donor-centered and concrete:

  • Use “you” instead of “we” pronouns
  • Cut out the middle man (they did the thing)
  • Draw a direct line between dollars and impact
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