1. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times

2. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times How you doin’?

5. Be sure your message is clear and accurate

7. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Back to basics…

8. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times “Why don’t we do a golf tournament?”

9. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Analyze revenue sources

10. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times “We can’t bother the Board.”

11. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Staff:One for all…

12. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times got donors?

13. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Communication:The message

14. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times “We need your help to help us because we need your help.”

16. ability

18. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times “If you don’t help us and we fail, it will be your fault.”

19. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times “You can’t bore people into buying your product; you can only interest them in buying it.”

20. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Ask for enough

21. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Email

22. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Repeat after me: “An email newsletter is a complete email message that can stand on its own, with links back to your website where readers can get more information or take action.”

23. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Fundraising meets social networking: “We” philanthropy? “We” fundraising?

24. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Median Gift Through Causes: $25 Median Gift Through More Traditional Means: $50

25. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Web 2.0 refers to web development and web design that facilitates interactive information sharing, interoperability, user-centered design and collaboration on the World Wide Web. Examples of Web 2.0 include web-based communities, hosted services, web applications, social-networking sites, video-sharing sites, wikis, blogs, mashups and folksonomies. A Web 2.0 site allows its users to interact with other users or to change website content, in contrast to non-interactive websites where users are… blah, blah, blah…

26. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Ask the experts!

27. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times One more thing…

28. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Relationships Relationships Relationships

29. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Be creative!

30. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times got it?

31. Mission, Message, Marketing:Getting Through the Tough Times Email us if you want the slides:info@scenariocom.com