Novena's Series: Email Four Reader Thank you for following along this tradition that is very close to my heart. I hope you have a head start in your editorial calendar for 2025! As the year winds down, I’ve been reflecting on how grateful I am for the incredible people I’ve had the chance to connect with in 2024—including nonprofit leaders and changemakers like you. Thank you for your work to make this world a better place. It’s been an honour to have conversations with you and to share ideas about how to create even more impact. I hope you rest and recharge this holiday season and enjoy moments of joy and connection with those you care about. I wanted to share with you my virtual holiday card Here’s to continuing the great work we’ve started and making 2025 an even brighter year for the causes we care about. DAY ONE In honour of this tradition that I miss very much (I live in Canada, and Novenas aren’t a thing here), from December 16th to December 24th, I will send you one quick email giving your content ideas for your social media editorial calendar in 2025. So, for this time together, you can either get the editorial calendar template here or follow along with my example calendar here. Or do both.
DAY NINE: December: End-of-Year Fundraiser
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I help nonprofits give their mission the visibility they deserve through various marketing strategies. I am a seasoned marketing expert with a track record in digital advertising, content and email marketing strategies; I bring more than ten years of experience in the nonprofit sector. Clients value my ability to see the big picture and create practical, executable marketing strategies. My transformative digital initiatives in a previous role with Brown Bagging For Calgary’s Kids boosted new website visitors by 141 percent and website engagement by 130 percent. I also grew their online community by almost 20 percent across all social media platforms and generated hundreds of leads through targeted Google and Facebook ads. As a creative thinker with a growth mindset, I love bringing ideas to life through painting, drawing, and dreaming. I offer Fractional Marketing support for nonprofits looking to: Increase awareness Boost fundraising efforts Build a thriving community of supporters. Reduce stress and workload. Execute strategic and consistent marketing efforts. Fractional marketing gives small and medium-sized nonprofits access to the expertise of a seasoned marketer on a part-time (fractional) basis. It's for organizations looking to enhance their marketing efforts with a small budget, and that means hiring inexperienced staff who require more effort and time to manage. marcela@marcelazafra.com www.marcelazafra.com
I get asked this question a lot: Where should we put our efforts if we are a lean Marcomm team? And I always say, “Depends on your goals, your objectives, and your data.” As you know, Reader, not all marketing activities/tactics deliver the same results. Let’s look over this for a moment: • A social media post • An email • A radio ad • A media segment They all generate a result. But is it the result that will move you forward to reach your goals and strategic priorities in your mission? So,...
Hello Reader Today is my 37th birthday! And I wanted to celebrate with you! This day is more than just a birthday—it's a reflection of the transformative journey my husband and I embarked on- because I couldn't have done this without the love and support from my husband.It has been a year since I took control of my life, work, and time. I have met incredible people and built the most valuable friendships with people not even in my city. I have learned A LOT more about boundaries.I have grown...
In this Issue A note from Marcela Things you don't want to miss Fractional Focus: Facebook Ads Strategy Roadmap A note from Marcela Hello! February is going way too fast; I can't believe we are already in the second half of this month. This month is my birthday I've been reflecting on the last year and how my life has changed now that I am officially a business owner. How much I have grown so much and how I am leaning into my "potential," which is my word for 2025.According to Google,...