Contents for all
Yolanda Noble - print can help drive donor engagement and boost response.
Robert Pinkas - no excuse for anything less than a clever multi-channel online marketing plan.
Nikki Loan - more stakeholders are looking to websites and electronic media to receive charites' messages.
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Contents - Late Autumn 2014 issue
Page 10 - The print renaissance for charity marketing
Yolanda Noble on print in multi-channel marketing.
Page 11 - Drawing on the commercial sector for brand managers
Sophie Collins on recruiting commercial brand expertise.
Page 12 - Your charity being successful online
Robert Pinkas on the key factors for online success.
Page 13 - Presenting how a charity is doing
Nikki Loan on charity reporting and charity investments.
Page 14 - Charity investors can remain optimistic about 2015
Guy Davies on charity investment optimism but no certainties.
Page 15 - NEWS - section 1
Partnership gives access to student donations, and other stories.
Page 16 - News - section 2
Living with a tougher Gift Aid environment, and other stories.
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