E-newsletters for Fundraising

Date: 20 November, 2012

Join us remotely for this online training designed for non-profit organizations who are concerned with their online campaigning strategy and communications around end of year fundraising.

The end of the year is approaching and it is time to write those email messages to ask for donations. To help you meet the December 31 deadline, Aspiration is offering a no-cost online seminar “Email Newsletters for Fundraising.”

The hour long discussion will be lead by participants’ needs. Topics may include:

setting up an email newsletter service for a nonprofit,
email newsletter best practices,
creating an email message calendar, and
tracking email analytics.

Who should attend?

Perfect for nonprofit or community-based staff who are working on online communications at their organization.

Registration is limited, so please register early.

Register here

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