Nowadays,
it seems that every nonprofit wants to tell their story online
through video. A powerful video can forge a strong, long-lasting
relationship between you and your supporters. Consequently, you can
hold your target audience in thrall within three minutes or less.
Yet
what purpose does a fundraising video actually serve? Is it merely
all about raising awareness or engaging your target audience?
Once
you put your fundraising video out there, be prepared for the
consequences. In any case, see to it that the video is designed to
deliver the results you want so all the time, money, and effort that
went into its making are well justified.
A
fun, informative video can certainly raise awareness, maybe even
attract donations. However, when it comes to fundraising, raising
awareness should only be a distant second to showing that you care.
Showing that you deeply care and are committed to your cause provokes
generosity on a large scale. If your nonprofit does work that
matters—e.g. improving people’s lives and making a positive mark
on society—then you’ll have no trouble creating a video with
compelling, emotionally charged content.
Your
video has the power to move people to give, so give them a reason to
do so. Show your donors that their contribution is necessary. Once
you’re able to do that, your video will have helped you achieved
your nonprofit’s ultimate goal: to bring money into the
organization.
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