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Corporate v. Nonprofit, 5 Lessons Learned When I Switched to Nonprofit Communications & Marketing

Corporate v. Nonprofit, 5 Lessons Learned When I Switched to Nonprofit Communications & Marketing

July 12, 2016 By mark david mcCreary

Professionals who choose to work in marketing for non-profit organizations must be prepared to work independently, without a staff, and with limited resources. Creativity is essential because non-profit groups don’t have the budgets of corporations. A strong network is essential for free advice and resources. The non-profit marketing expert has to keep learning because the field is always changing. Despite the challenges, the rewards of working to a goal that is more than just money keeps the marketing expert at a non-profit group motivated.

Key Takeaways:

  • Non profit work can be very satisfying, demanding and requires creativity to be successful.
  • Some non profits are small and one person must handle the work of several departments such as public relations, social media, email communications, etc.
  • It is important to network to make a non profit successful.

“Many nonprofits such as mine, are so small that one person can be considered the entire department”

http://www.nonprofitmarketingguide.com/blog/2016/06/13/corporate-v-nonprofit-5-lessons-learned-when-i-switched-to-nonprofit-communications-marketing/

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