Black History Month isn’t just about hashtags and themed marketing campaigns—it’s an opportunity for brands to make a real impact. Consumers are increasingly calling out performative activism, so if your company wants to celebrate authentically, it’s time to move beyond surface-level gestures. From amplifying Black voices and investing in Black-owned businesses to integrating diversity into your brand year-round, there are meaningful ways to engage. In this blog, we break down how your brand can show up with intention, avoid common pitfalls, and make Black History Month more than just a moment.

Read on for actionable strategies that resonate!

Relying too heavily on government grants can leave nonprofits vulnerable to budget cuts and policy changes. To build long-term financial sustainability, organizations must explore diverse fundraising strategies that create reliable revenue streams.

In our latest blog, we break down five powerful strategies nonprofits can use to diversify their fundraising, including:

1. Online fundraising to expand digital giving opportunities

2. Monthly donor programs for predictable, recurring revenue

3. Mid-level donor programs to engage high-potential supporters

4. Corporate giving through sponsorships and cause marketing

5. Campaign-based fundraising to drive urgency and donor engagement

A diversified fundraising approach helps nonprofits strengthen donor relationships, increase financial resilience, and continue making an impact. Read the full blog to learn how your organization can future-proof its funding!

As we approach 2025, nonprofits and government organizations face a rapidly changing marketing landscape. From AI-powered automation to the need for stronger community partnerships, the upcoming year will bring new challenges and opportunities. In this blog post, Market Me Consulting explores the trends that will shape social marketing for the public and nonprofit sectors, helping organizations adapt and thrive in an evolving environment.

In this blog, we explore how government agencies and nonprofits can enhance their communication strategies to ensure constituents have a clear understanding of the services offered. From simplifying language and utilizing digital platforms to fostering transparency and engaging with communities, these tips will help agencies improve public awareness and accessibility of their programs. Discover actionable insights on building trust and clarity in government service communication.

In the era of information overload and folks using AI and social media to spread misinformation, establishing trust and credibility is essential for purpose-driven organizations. This article provides actionable tips on how nonprofits, governments, and socially responsible businesses can incorporate social proof into their marketing campaigns. Key strategies include highlighting testimonials and success stories, leveraging endorsements from influential figures, sharing user-generated content, displaying trust badges and certifications, publishing data-driven impact reports, showcasing social media engagement, encouraging and displaying reviews, and highlighting community involvement and volunteer work. By integrating these methods, organizations can build a compelling narrative that resonates with their audience, driving sustained engagement and support.

In the competitive world of nonprofit fundraising, creating a sustainable donor community is essential for long-term success. This article delves into key strategies that organizations can implement to nurture lasting relationships with their donors. Key practices include understanding donors on a personal level, crafting transparent and compelling narratives, maintaining regular and meaningful communication, and organizing engaging events. The article also emphasizes the importance of offering exclusive benefits, implementing recurring giving programs, leveraging technology for enhanced engagement, and celebrating milestones and achievements. By prioritizing these approaches, nonprofits can cultivate a dedicated donor base that continues to support and champion their mission over time.

Pride Month is more than just a celebration—it's a call to action for equality and inclusivity. For brands, this is a unique opportunity to show authentic support for the LGBTQ+ community. In this post, we explore how brands can go beyond rainbow logos and truly engage with and support LGBTQ+ individuals. From educating audiences and forming meaningful partnerships to promoting inclusive products and advocating for rights, discover actionable strategies that demonstrate a genuine commitment to fostering a more inclusive world. Join us in making Pride Month a time of real impact and lasting change.

Nonprofits like all businesses need to market themselves to succeed. However, most nonprofits are faced with the challenge of limited financial and human capital resources. Yet, nonprofits still need to market so they recruit volunteers, raise donations, and garner support for their mission. Here are 5 ways to market your nonprofit for free.

The end of the year is a great time to help your nonprofit meet its financial goals. Nearly 1/3rd of total giving occurs in the month of December. Moreover, 12% of all giving occurs in the last 3 days of the year. This is why the end of the year is such a critical time for most nonprofits. Here are some year-end fundraising tips to assist you in a successful giving season.

Giving Tuesday is a global movement to create an international day of charitable giving. It was started in 2012 and has grown into a global movement that has inspired millions of people. Last year, donors gave nearly $2 billion dollars on Giving Tuesday. Giving Tuesday takes place on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving and it helps kick off the charitable giving season – a time where many nonprofits raise 30% - 40% of their total annual giving. This year, Giving Tuesday falls on December 1st 2020. Here are 8 tips to help make your Giving Tuesday campaign a success!