Who’s Telling Your Nonprofit’s Story?

Picture this: You’re in a buffet line at a local Rotary meeting. Ahead of you, you see a board member talking to the biggest philanthropist in your community, one that hasn’t yet donated to your nonprofit. Then you hear her ask your board member, “You’re on that nonprofit’s board? What do they do anyway?”

Fear or Excitement?

Does your heart start furiously pounding with excitement? Are you convinced he’ll give a compelling answer? Something that will get her interested in donating to your organization?

Or does your heart sink in fear? Certain this will result in an answer like “Oh, I don’t know, but they’re good people”? One that ends in another lost opportunity?

Learn effective storytelling for fundraising or nonprofit marketing

If you need training to increase the effectiveness of the stories you tell, Who’s Telling Your Story? Is for you!

Join Fundraising Coach Marc A. Pitman in this webinar-style presentation as he presents compelling advice for effective storytelling. You’ll receive the audio recorded live at a live seminar in Montreal with the powerpoint slides on the screen, just like a webinar from your computer.

Here are some of the things you’ll learn in Who’s Telling Your Story?:

How consistent storytelling can help your fundraising…and relationship with your city council

How to approach different generations when raising money for your nonprofit

Why stories are hardwired in our DNA

What scientific studies show about how storytelling sparks memory and works surprising parts of your brain

Simple techniques to get the most out of your PowerPoint presentations

A simple trick to help make sure people remember your stories longer

A hilarious example of a story and a detailed analysis of what makes it so effective

A 2500 year old method to structure an effective story that still works today

How to use institutional artifacts to tell the story

A simple way to answering donors’ complaints about lost plaques

Compelling way of using stories to unify employees and remind them they are part of something far bigger than themselves – and recommits you to your cause

5 categories of stories to use to reinforce your organizational culture

Why stories of times you’ve failed are as important as stories of times you’ve succeeded

A 3-step tool to help you tell stories in ways that board members, volunteers, and staff will find themselves repeating them – singing from the same sheet

How you can use existing publications to reinforce the stories you’re already telling

How at transform tired elevator pitches into natural, lively, purpose-filled conversations

How pro-actively organizing your stories can keep you from being freaked out when people say negative things about your nonprofit

Here’s what people in the live presentation said about “Who’s Telling Your Story?”

“Best session by far. Lots to take home and use.”

“Great for beginners to story telling.”

“Best session so far! Thanks!”

Someone, somewhere, is telling stories about your nonprofit. Who’s telling yours?

Buy the seminar and start learning today!

Who’s Telling Your Story? audio only (mp3) – $47

Who’s Telling Your Story? webinar — the complete PowerPoint images and the audio from the seminar (.mov file) – $97

**Who’s Telling Your Story? (both the audio mp3 file and the .mov video file) – $97

This option allows you to learn wherever you are. You can watch the video webinar on your computer or listen to the audio-only version on your iPod, tablet, smartphone or any mp3 player while you’re in the car or working out.

Prefer to order a DVD? Go to Who’s Telling YOUR Story? webinar on DVD

Who’s Telling YOUR Story? – The Book! – $7 (any version)

For the first time, Who’s Telling YOUR Story? is now in book form!

Get it for your favorite ereader:

Who’s Telling YOUR Story? in PDF

Who’s Telling YOUR Story? in ePub

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