Let’s catapult your Marketing to new heights.
A comprehensive marketing plan keeps your nonprofit or small business on track, providing clear direction. No more worries about how to reach your destination – we've got it mapped out!
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Your Blueprint for Success.
According to the National Center for Charitable Stateistics, there are more than 1.5 million nonprofits in the U.S. This number also includes private foundations, charitable organizations, and other types of nonprofits. That’s a lot of organizations vying for attention and donations.
And if you’re a nonprofit or a small business, your competition is even more crowded.
Let me be your guide!
Craft a marketing plan tailored to your specific needs and goals so that your direction is clear, keeps you focused on the bigger picture, and milestones that keep you moving.
what you get
Nonprofit Marketing Plan
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Brief overview of the plan's goals and key strategies.
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Market Analysis: Understanding the community or demographic you serve.
SWOT Analysis: Identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
Competitor Analysis: Understanding other nonprofits you're competing with for attention and funding.
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Detailed segmentation of your target demographic(s), including donors, volunteers, and beneficiaries.
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Clearly articulate your nonprofit's mission (purpose) and vision (future aspirations).
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Define specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals.
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Awareness Campaigns: To increase visibility.
Engagement Strategies: To build community and encourage volunteerism and donations.
Partnerships, Collaborations, Sponsorships: With other organizations and businesses.
Content Marketing: Blogs, newsletters, and social media to tell your story and the impact of your work.
7. Budget
8. Monitoring and Evaluation
9. Timeline
what you get
Small Business
Marketing Plan
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Brief plan overview, including objectives and expected outcomes.
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Market Analysis: Size, trends, and growth prospects of your industry.
SWOT Analysis: Internal strengths and weaknesses, external opportunities and threats.
Competitor Analysis: Identify direct and indirect competitors and their strategies.
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Detailed description of your ideal customers, including demographics, psychographics, and purchasing behaviors..
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Clearly articulate your nonprofit's mission (purpose) and vision (future aspirations).
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Clearly define what makes your business stand out.
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Define SMART goals related to market penetration, revenue targets, customer acquisition, etc.
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Product/Service Strategy: How to develop and position your offerings.
Pricing Strategy: Competitive pricing models that appeal to your target market.
Promotion Strategy: Advertising, sales promotions, digital marketing, public relations.
Distribution/Place Strategy: How and where can customers purchase your products or services
8. Budget
9. Monitoring and Evaluation
10. Timeline
Custom Packages Designed With You in Mind
Everyone's needs are unique—like fingerprints or snowflakes. That's why I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, I proudly offer custom packages tailor-made just for you. Perhaps you’re more interested in succession planning, a change management plan, or something entirely out of the box; I’ve got you covered.
Let’s chat to collaboratively craft a solution that fits your specific needs, preferences, and budget. Here's how I do it:
Listen and Learn: I’ll start by getting to know you and understanding what you're looking for. Your goals become my mission.
Tailor-Made Solutions: Based on our conversation, I'll put together a package that's just right for you—no unnecessary extras—just what you need to succeed.
Flexible Options: Need to tweak something? No problem! Our custom packages are as flexible as playdough, ready to be molded to fit your changing needs.
Why Choose a Custom Package?
Personalized Just for You:
You deserve solutions catering to your unique situation.
Flexibility
As your needs evolve, so can your package. I’m here to grow with you.
Value for Money:
Pay for what you need, not what you don’t. It’s that simple.