Guest Post on FundraisingIP.com

If you’re interested in sending an article and have us publish it as a guest post, please refer to following guidelines:

We’re open to any topic that will be useful to our readers: anything related to fundraising, non-profits, volunteers, donations, social media marketing etc.

- only send original articles that have not been published on the web

- length should be between 500 and 1000 words

- include a couple of images or graphs if you like

- focus on just one topic

- article should be instructional and/or provide a solution to our readers

- no general info articles

- no sales pitch

- check for grammatical and spelling errors

Benefits of having a guest post on FundraisingIP.com:

- increase traffic to your website

- raise awareness for your cause and possibly increase donations by increasing visitors to your site

- if you sell fundraising products, an informational article on our site will help with marketing and possibly increase sales

- if you’re a fundraising consultant you can showcase your expertise on a particular topic

Click here for guest posts on FundraisingIP.com.

Be sure to add also add a short profile at the end of the article with a link back to your website, Twitter account etc.

If your article meets all these guidelines (or if you have questions), contact us and we’ll send you the e-mail address to send your articles to.

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Filed in Guest Posts, Interviews | All Articles | Permalink | 2 Responses | E-mail To A Friend | Posted on: June 10, 2010

  1. Posted by The Power of Social Media | Fundraising Ideas 10th June, 2010 at 10:40 am

    [...] The Power of Social Media This is an article by Larissa Long. For guidelines about sending a guest post, click here. [...]

  2. Posted by Words: The Least Effective Communicator? | Fundraising Ideas 14th June, 2010 at 7:16 pm

    [...] The Least Effective Communicator? The following is a guest post by Lori L. Jacobwith who has been a fundraising coach for over 20 years. Thanks for your insights [...]

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