Overview of Digital PR
Collaborating for Good in the Social Good Sector
Marketing Webinars with Industry Leaders
Team up to provide the social good sector with helpful information in a webinar format.
Types of Digital PR Opportunities
Research Opportunities and Sponsorships
Work with partners to address and solve issues that matter to mission-driven organizations.
Conferences Speaking and Sponsorship Opportunities
Share your expertise at industry conferences or find a speaker who’ll wow your upcoming conference’s audience.
Speaking on Podcasts
Create impactful experiences via the podcast platform.
Expert Interviews
Gain insights from industry leaders and dive deep into meaningful conversations.
Other
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Two Ways to Get Involved
As A Host:
- If your organization is facilitating an opportunity and you’re looking for collaborators, submit your opportunity through the Host Intake Survey.
- Nexus will review and publish.
- As potential contributors indicate interest, we’ll reach out and ask for permission to connect you with them.
- If you’d like to move forward with the introduction, we’ll make the connection, and you’ll coordinate with the contributor to plan the opportunity.
As A Contributor:
- Review the current digital PR opportunities list and indicate your interest through the Contributor Interest Form. You may apply for more than one opportunity at a time.
- Because opportunities are double opt-in, we’ll reach out to the host and ask for their permission to connect with you. We cannot guarantee that connections will be made.
- We’ll alert you if the host would like to move forward or not.
- After the introduction is made, you and the host will collaborate to arrange the opportunity.
What Participants Are Saying
Talk about helping a partner out. On average, Nonprofit Hub curates nine articles, five newsletters, three podcasts, and two webinars a month in addition to year-round courses, certificate programs, and a must-attend annual nonprofit conference. We rely on partners to keep our content and resources alive. Every new partner through [Nexus] has been aligned with social impact and good work. [This] is a place where what we know and who we know come together.
[This] is such an incredible resource for businesses and nonprofits looking to make a difference. By partnering with [Nexus], you are connected to a multitude of organizations and given the ability to reach a vast network outside of your own. After just a few months, being a part of [the Nexus network] has been a wonderful experience.
Networking leads to opportunities, and [Nexus] creates great opportunities to network. I use [the Nexus network] to find Content Experts for Nonprofit.Courses, and program experts for webinars. Everyone I’ve met through [Nexus] sees the mutual benefits and is happy to help.
Nexus Marketing’s [digital PR] program connected me with thought leaders and fundraising experts in the nonprofit community that I wouldn’t otherwise been able to so easily connect with. These connections allowed our company, DipJar, to deliver new, interesting, and educational webinars to our customers.
The [Nexus digital PR] program has been a great fit for ShopRaise. We had the opportunity to be a guest at a webinar. It was a fantastic webinar with a lot of engagement from the attendees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much does it cost to participate?
A: Nothing! It’s free.
Q: Who can participate?
A: Nexus Marketing clients, partners, and other mission-driven businesses, organizations, bloggers, and publications.
Q: Can my organization be both a host and contributor?
A: Yes, just not for the same opportunity because then we would be connecting you with yourself.
Q: Can you guarantee that I’ll be connected to the host for a specific opportunity?
A: No. Opportunities double opt-in, so we can’t guarantee that any connections will be made.
Examples of digital PR Connections
Interested in the connections other participants have made? Check out a few recent digital PR collaborations!
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