by Lauryn | Oct 10, 2019 | Advice, Communications, Marketing, Public Relations
By Kayleigh Fladung – Marketing and PR services manager Knowing and understanding your audience is extremely important. In a past blog post, I talked about best practices for building marketing personas and the way they can help your organization get to know...
by Lauryn | Mar 12, 2019 | Communications, Marketing, Public Relations
By Kayleigh Fladung – Marketing and PR services manager My first few weeks as a member of the Dot Org Solutions team have flown by, and as the one-month mark approaches, I’ve found myself reflecting on my new role. I first learned about Dot Org Solutions late...
by Lauryn | Nov 19, 2018 | Boards, Communications, Consulting, Fundraising, Giving, Marketing, Nonprofit, Planning, Public Relations
By the Dot Org Solutions team The holidays are upon us and, along with cold weather and food comas, comes the spirit of giving. During this time of year, people recognize those whom they are thankful for and show their appreciation through volunteering, donating and...
by Lauryn | Sep 17, 2018 | Advice, Communications, Marketing, Nonprofit, Public Relations
By Dot Org Content Team Social media is an important part of any organization’s marketing plan and implementation. Sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram and more allow people to form connections, learn more about brands and companies and communicate...
by Lauryn | Jul 16, 2018 | Advice, Communications, Consulting, Marketing, Public Relations
By Amy Wong – President At Dot Org, we spend a fair amount of time talking with the media, pitching story ideas for clients and responding to media inquiries. Although our team has quite a few years of experience among us, we have to continue to adapt to new...
by Lauryn | Jul 2, 2018 | Advice, Communications, Public Relations
By Jeanine Black – Director of marketing and PR services As I started to write this blog post, I thought back to my own experiences as an undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, as well as an intern and then a young professional. I’ve always been a...
