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New Year, New Goals – Make them “SMART”

New Year, New Goals – Make them “SMART”

It has officially started! Many start the New Year by assessing what they have done in the year before and how they did it. We, at Bekoz Marketing, have done just that! If the goal was not accomplished – we considered what can be done now to get to where we need to be. If

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Wanted: Social Media Intern

Wanted: Social Media Intern

Bekoz is looking for a Social Media Intern to join our dynamic team and provide support for our online brand and community. You will gain valuable experience in social media administration and learn the ins and outs of marketing while aiding in Bekoz’s online communication efforts. Tasks Include: · Creating content calendars · Assisting with

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10 Top Marketing Trends for 2018: Takeaways for Nonprofits

10 Top Marketing Trends for 2018: Takeaways for Nonprofits

While Instagram grows, Twitter stagnates, LinkedIn refreshes, and Facebook still dominates. Cord-cutting is on the rise and TV viewership on the low. We’ve been scanning the internet air waves for the latest and greatest insights for your marketing efforts this year. Here are some commonly predicted marketing trends and key takeaways for nonprofits in 2018:

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7 Tips for #GivingTuesday 2017

7 Tips for #GivingTuesday 2017

In 2016, nonprofits participating in #GivingTuesday garnered more than $177M in online donations, with an average donation of $107.69. Is your nonprofit getting in on #GivingTuesday? Use these 7 tips to guide your campaign planning and implementation. Get a squad: Appoint a dedicated point-person and team (depending on available resources), consult your board of directors,

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The Bekoz Recap: National Urban League Conference 2017

The Bekoz Recap: National Urban League Conference 2017

Who: @NatUrbanLeague What: NUL Conference 2017 Where: St. Louis When: July 25-28 Why: To #SaveOurCities You read that right! A few weeks ago, we were in St. Louis. We had the pleasure and privilege of supporting the National Urban League (NUL) at their annual conference for the third year in a row. Why do we

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The Missing Factor

The Missing Factor

We were asked a question recently and had to really think about the answer. What is the difference between a business and a non-profit? As we sat and pondered, others did as well, until someone spoke up. “Well, most non-profits are service oriented.” Another answered “You could have a service business such as massage therapy

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When getting an “E” on your report card is a good thing!

When getting an “E” on your report card is a good thing!

Many civic organizations that focus on community services, rely on funding from other entities. How do you entice these parties to provide you with what you need for your organization? Whether it is funding, in-kind services or simply advocating to others on your behalf, organizations must work on engaging outside sources. That’s it! Entice and

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