Marketing & communications
Whether you need to write good copy, get on the social media train or develop the whole marketing strategy from scratch, we offer a range of programmes to help you get the right message to the right audience in the right way. Or even if you need to brush up your communication skills because you're communicating more now by email or video with colleagues, check out our range of resources below.
Public benefit organisations need to appeal to and engage with many stakeholders, good communications is vital as it impacts on every facet of an organisation. This course will take you through communications and branding for your organisation.
Communications and branding - Online course on Wednesday 22 July
Marketing features and articles
Marketing & communications courses
Zoom
A collection of 6 half day courses covering governance, marketing, strategy, income diversification and leadership.
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What good is the work you do if you don’t know how to tell others about it in writing?
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Public benefit organisations need to appeal to and engage with many stakeholders, good communications is vital as it impacts on...
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Showcasing your brand on social media is important, and it can help you build authentic relationships connecting you to your...
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Marketing & communications books
Speed Read: Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way we work for good – make sure it...
Speed Read: Managing Your Manager
The manager–managed relationship is not always easy but it is vital for you and your...
Speed Read: Managing Your Inbox
Inbox management can be the bane of your working life. If you are not careful,...
Speed Read: Networking
Networking can fill you with trepidation if you are new to it, or complacency if...
Social Media for voluntary organisations
Social media has become an increasingly important means of connecting with the world around us.
Speed Read: Vision, Mission, Objectives
What are vision, mission and objectives? Not a trick question but as the distinctions are...
