Digital Marketing

Welcome to our resource hub on digital marketing. Here, you’ll find articles, case studies, tips, and insights to help optimize your nonprofit’s digital presence. Whether you’re refining your social media strategy or enhancing platform performance, we’ve gathered valuable resources to maximize your engagement and impact. If you don’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us—we’re here to help you widen your audience and reach them with the right message.

Case Studies, Clients, Data Analytics, Digital Marketing, Healthcare, Narrative Change, Services, Social Impact

Case Study: Closing the Gap Between Perception and Reality

A faith-based nonprofit had the polling data about contraception from Kenya, Colombia, United States, Ireland, and the Philippines. What they didn’t have was a strategy to make that research matter. We reached 23,185 targeted advocates in one month, and mobilized SIECUS, Ipas, AWID, and others to carry the message forward.

Art for Social Change, Case Studies, Clients, Digital Marketing, Fundraising, Human Rights, Social Impact

Case Study: Investigative Journalism as a Human Rights Tool

A Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom had the reporting. They didn’t have the digital infrastructure to fund it. We built their retargeting system from scratch, introduced their work to 114,560 new potential supporters (a 51% increase year over year) and delivered a 4X return on their first digital ad investment. Donor numbers grew by more than 20%.

Art for Social Change, Case Studies, Clients, Digital Marketing, Fundraising, Human Rights, Services, Social Impact

Case Study: From Digital Novice to Self-Sufficient Fundraiser

Fundraising challenges? Comedians to the rescue. 🤡 Laughter is a universal language. Using pop culture strategies, we cut a reproductive justice organization’s cost per donation to 60% below sector average, brought in new major donors, and generated $2.40 for every dollar invested. Our data analysis also revealed that men accounted for nearly a third of donors. It was a demographic they’d never thought to pursue.

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