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Selfish Giving Blog

05.12.2024

Newsletter: Generate December Leads Without Being a Grinch 👹 ; Hire Heroes USA Partners with Carquest, Tailored Brands 🤝 ; The Power of Purpose in An Age of Uncertainty ✊ — Selfish Giving

As we've been doing every issue, let's recap our series on partnership lead generation for this year's final quarter. First, I outlined ​ ​nine actionable ways​ ​ to attract more and better leads. Then, I shared ​three compelling reasons​ your partnership team should publish a ​lead-generatin

Selfish Giving Blog

19.12.2024

Newsletter: Start 2025 Strong with These Lead-Gen Tips 💪 ; Cause Marketing Law Resources ⚖️ ; Why a News Vacation Could Be Exactly What You Need 🏖️ — Selfish Giving

As we've been doing every issue, let's recap our series on partnership lead generation for this year's final quarter. First, I outlined ​ ​nine actionable ways​ ​ to attract more and better leads. Then, I shared ​three compelling reasons​ your partnership team should publish a ​lead-generatin

Selfish Giving Blog

09.01.2025

Newsletter: Selfish Giving + You: 2025 is Our Year! 🍾 ; Retail Winners and Losers of 2024 👎 ; How Jimmy Carter Made Habitat a Nonprofit Giant 🥜 — Selfish Giving

Let’s address an important housekeeping matter in this first issue of 2025: How we can work together in the coming year. Below is a pie chart highlighting how I collaborated with clients last year and provided value through my work. The percentages are derived from revenue. Let's go through each

Selfish Giving Blog

23.01.2025

Newsletter: Ditch Predictions—Leverage Trends for Better Partnerships 📊 ; 7 Sponsorship Mistakes Charities Should Avoid​ 🚫 ; My Best Friend is a Year Old 🐶 — Selfish Giving

January is the month for predictions. Everyone’s got one: “X will revolutionize Y,” or “Z is the next big thing.” But here’s the deal—predictions are a gamble. They’re flashy, speculative, and often flat-out wrong. I know this for sure because I've made lots of awful predictions. 👉🏻👉🏻 I've l

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