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2012 Archive

How marketers can stay focused on the big picture in tough times

Looking backwards to stand out

How to write a charity marketing plan

Bringing tangibility to your messages

How to write a charity marketing strategy

Serendipity, integration and chance-taking: ActionAid UK’s campaign

How do you define ‘general public’?

Read this if you don’t have enough resources in your charity’s communications team

What charities can learn from Men’s Health

Using agencies to make an impact

Please, no, not a marketing director

Developing a social media strategy

In the excitement about digital, don’t forget the people

Investment in social media set to rise – and so it should

Snow, snow all around

Can anybody find you?

Hitting the headlines in 2009

Planning for Controversial Campaigns

To ban, or not to ban?

Direct mail, your time is nearly up?

Folksonomies: We Like to Share

The data you should be collecting

Bad Science, Good Charity Communications

Allowing supporters to choose

Find a nugget and make them laugh

Free Marketing and PR Support

Rebranding Action for Children

eCampaigning Forum

Social Networking More Popular Than Email

What makes you so special?

Something out of nothing

The Full Value revolution: What does it mean to you?

A time to engage stakeholders

Marketing – the word that charities love to abuse

case studies and c.a.l.m

a useful toolkit from the National Audit Office!

Power to the People

Big charities persuading big broadcasters to collaborate with them…