First, an apology. We’re sorry if you’re reading this because you manage your nonprofit’s marketing plan. Steel yourself. We’re about to get real.
According to the nonprofit marketing article below, the marketing or communications manager is the most despised staffer in your organization. Your coworkers think you sound like a robot on social media, that your marketing plan is out of touch with your nonprofit’s mission, and that you’re just… annoying. (We did warn you.)
Luckily, most of their complaints about nonprofit marketing managers are unfounded. They just need to know more about what you need from them—and why. Keep clicking to learn more about making peace with your nonprofit coworkers.
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How to Help Your Helpless Nonprofit Marketing Manager
According to the nonprofit marketing article below, the marketing or communications manager is the most despised staffer in your organization. Your coworkers think you sound like a robot on social media, that your marketing plan is out of touch with your nonprofit’s mission, and that you’re just… annoying. (We did warn you.)
Luckily, most of their complaints about nonprofit marketing managers are unfounded. They just need to know more about what you need from them—and why. Keep clicking to learn more about making peace with your nonprofit coworkers.
My Communications Director is an Idiot [Kivi’s Nonprofit Communications Blog]