Your Go-To Nonprofit Email Consultant
Katelyn Baughan helps nonprofits raise more using email.
Does email feel overwhelming?
Staff turnover, endless digital trends, and limited capacity have you feeling burnt out and constantly behind on email marketing.
What if you could finally feel confident your emails are driving your mission forward?
Your nonprofit's email program is too important to be someone's side project.
Email marketing is the #1 driver of online fundraising success, and 70% of nonprofits say it was the #1 most important channel.
You know email has the highest ROI...
But you're busy trying to figure out how email fits into your overall strategy to move your organization's goals forward.
You feel like you're wearing too many hats
It's impossible to be an expert on social, email, web, analytics, technology, etc. You feel like you're not doing anything well because you're doing too much.
You're exhausted and losing motivation...
Trying to just keep up with all the internal requests and day-to-day communications. You continue to lose time and energy for the work you used to love.
As a nonprofit leader, you need a trusted partner and email expert who you can hand off email project management, development, execution, testing, and reporting to. That’s where I come in.
Let me help you achieve your goals.
- Discovery call
We’ll discuss your goals and ideal partnership - Get things done quickly
I know you have a lot to do. I work quickly to execute your plans. - Stop worrying. Staff turnover and falling behind will be a thing of the past.
Kind words from my clients
The Cancer Institute
Raise more funds and have confidence In your email marketing
When you work with me, you can finally have peace of mind knowing your email marketing program is on track. You need to get back to why you started working in the nonprofit space to begin with – to make a real impact in the world.
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