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To market on purpose withpurpose and handle whatever 2021 brings.  \nHere’s how you can start marketing with purpose before March.  \n# Introduction to Marketing Plans\n\nThere are so many parts to a marketing plan,it’s easy to get them all tangled up. It’s hardto wrap your mind around all of them andmake sure you’ve done enough, coveredeverything, and/or not done too much.  \nBig picture: I think of a marketing plan as aflowchart (flip to the next page for a chartexample) . It starts big at the top with Why,and Who and then breaks into smaller,supplemental parts with What & Where,When, How, Budget and Outcomes. Aftergoing through all those pieces anddocumenting each part, it’s probably notrealistic to house your entire marketing planin a flowchart.  \nWhen we plan a client’s marketing, we use aseries of documents, processes andcalendars to keep the information organizedand complete each activity on time. I wish itcould all be in a simple flow chart, but littleboxes with one word on each line doesn’treally seem all that functional. I do find thatthe flow chart image serves as a good guidefor people (including myself) to connect withwhat they’re trying to produce.  \nWhether you start in a flowchartor build it out in separatedocuments, all marketing plansneed to have at least these seventhings:  \n1. Why – Your goal defining what you hope toachieve from your marketing activities.  \n2. Who – This has two parts:  \nPart 1 details your target audience, explainingwho you plan on reaching with yourmarketing.  \nPart 2 outlines your brand message, who youare and how you represent yourself in all ofyour marketing activities.  \n3. What & Where – These are the activities youplan to do and where you will do them.  \n4. When – The deadlines for each activity.  \n5. How – Each activity will have two ‘Hows’: thedeliverables — what you need to do theactivity andthe creative — andthe ideas tomake the deliverables connect with youraudience.  \n6. Budget – The time and money to completeeach activity in your plan.  \n7. Analysis – How often you’ll review youroutcomes, the metrics you’ll review and otherindicators of a successful plan.  \n| P R E S E N T E D B Y   |\n| --- |\n| www.mayecreate.com | info@mayecreate.com |    @mayecreate   |\n\nYou can do this! STICK WITH   \n## Virtual Open Office\n\nME!Before you stall outor get overwhelmed  \nstop by my virtualoffice.  \nThursdays from 12 - 1 CST  \nJump in a 20 min online meeting with me and 3 other nonprofitswho are doing the exact same thing you are – planning theirmarketing to handle whatever 2021 brings.  \nUsually I charge $100 an hour for private consulting but through the end of February these groupoffice hours are free. My gift to help you take that next step towards easier and more successfulmarketing or as I like to call it “marketing with purpose” .  \nPlease RSVP for a 20 min time slot so I can keep the groups manageable andthe conversationflowing. 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