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Hi, our non profit special campaign and documentary is looking to boost traffic to a crowd funding campaign. How? Social content? blog posting? PR? What do you think?
Its for a very important issue that affects approx 8 million people in the UK alone, 100 million globally. You will be part of something BIG!
Can you help? If so send a brief intro about you, how you can help, why you and something you have done relevant. Thanks and Happy New Year!
***AI VERSION***
Our nonprofit organisation is seeking assistance to amplify visibility and drive donations for an important crowdfunding initiative aimed at addressing a major global health issue impacting over 100 million individuals worldwide.
Specifically, we require services to strategically develop and disseminate promotional social media content, engage in targeted outreach to print and online publications, and conduct principled public relations efforts to raise awareness about our cause and corresponding fundraising campaign.
The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of successfully utilising diverse digital marketing tactics such as blog writing, social sharing campaigns, and relationship building with influence leaders and journalists to substantially increase audience reach and engagement for prior clients. Experience raising funds for humanitarian causes through community mobilization and grassroots networking is highly preferable. Creative and ethical strategies for creatively telling our impactful story in a compelling manner to inspire support and participation from diverse demographic groups are welcomed.
Strategic guidance and execution are needed immediately to amplify our time-sensitive campaign seeking lifesaving treatment access for millions suffering from a preventable condition. Candidates well-versed in optimization of non-profit branding, messaging and calls-to-action who are passionate about our mission to alleviate human suffering on a massive scale are strongly encouraged to submit proposals outlining recommended approaches and predicted outcomes. |
