Dot Org Content Team
Dot Org Solutions works with nonprofits of all types to raise more money, communicate effectively and educate their constituents so they can build better communities. Our proven systems and years of experience help reduce the anxiety and stress felt by nonprofit teams, giving them more time to focus on other important things.
The staff at Dot Org Solutions was asked to reminisce on their versatile career paths and describe them in one word.
LinkedIn is a great tool, but many employees of nonprofit organizations and small businesses do not fully understand its benefits. This is due to a variety of factors, including limited brand...
You have probably heard the saying “it takes a village” in reference to reaching a goal or accomplishing a big task. And, it’s true. In many instances in our personal and professional lives, it...
This year is more than halfway over – and, as the weather starts to cool down, we are all marking our calendars for holidays and planning the final quarter of the business year. Additionally, if...
The year is more than halfway over and as the weather starts to cool down, we are all marking our calendars for holidays and planning the final quarter of the business year. Additionally, if you...
LinkedIn is a great tool, but many employees of nonprofit organizations and small businesses do not fully understand its benefits. This is due to a variety of factors, including limited brand...
Every day, we are bombarded with content. We pass billboards, flip through TV ads and scan social media for interesting information. So many different people and brands are trying to capture your...
Every day, we are bombarded with content. We pass billboards, flip through TV ads and scan social media for interesting information. So many different people and brands are trying to capture your...
If you have ever attended an industry conference, networking event or even an extravagant party, you may have been able to follow event activities on social media. Thanks to hashtags, Facebook...
This is the second post in a series of three blogs the Dot Org team will be writing on grants.
