InThe Nonprofit RevolutionbyAndrea Robertson·Aug 23, 2017How to build a robot army: Social media automation for nonprofitsRaise your hand if keeping your social media accounts updated takes waaaaay too much time. Anyone? Yes?
InThe Nonprofit RevolutionbyAndrea Robertson·Jun 30, 2017Nonprofit Infographics: How to show your storyHow do you translate your nonprofit’s written story into an engaging infographic?
Andrea Robertson·Jun 6, 2017[INFOGRAPHIC] The Old Brain and the SeaA decade ago, I was working as a snorkel guide in the Caribbean (I know, poor me). Day in and day out, I would take people into the water…
InTDS ArchivebyAndrea Robertson·May 30, 2017Anything but bars: The 10 best alternatives to bar graphsWhat if you want to show a comparison but can’t bring yourself to draw another bar graph?
InThe Nonprofit RevolutionbyAndrea Robertson·May 16, 2017Resource roundup: 5 free tools to get you in the sharing moodYou will (not) be shocked to hear that I spend a fair amount of time on the internet. Yes, that bountiful land where people freely share…
InThe Nonprofit RevolutionbyAndrea Robertson·May 9, 2017The Nonprofit Annual Report: 6 ways to use infographics to show your workReports of the infographic’s death are greatly exaggerated. Despite claims that infographics are just a passing fad, they’ve managed to…
Andrea Robertson·May 2, 2017The Nonprofit Annual Report: How to look to the future through your year in reviewBelieve it or not, your 2016 Annual Report isn’t about 2016. It’s about 2017, 2018, 2019, and all the years to come. Your annual report is…
InThe Nonprofit RevolutionbyAndrea Robertson·Apr 25, 2017The Nonprofit Annual Report: How to tell your nonprofit’s story in an epic annual reportResolved to write your Annual Report? Check.
Andrea Robertson·Apr 18, 2017The Nonprofit Annual Report: How to be a storytelling nonprofitThere’s a lot of talk in nonprofit circles of being a storytelling nonprofit. Everyone seems to agree that being a storytelling nonprofit…
Andrea Robertson·Apr 12, 2017Identity Heft: How to steal from yourself — and why you shouldAccording to MailChimp, only 25% of nonprofit email newsletters get opened. Less than 3% get clicked. And think about your social media…
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