From the blog
Wild Iris has always enjoyed working with non-profits. In April 2018, as the company neared its two-year anniversary, we announced a plan to pay it forward by choosing one non-profit each quarter for 90 days of free social media help, starting June 1. This post is that original announcement and call for nominations.
A reader asked who Wild Iris works with and whether distance is a problem. This 2018 post answers with a list of past clients, including accountants, bed and breakfasts, mining companies, universities and several non-profits, and describes the range of work, whether a client hands over their whole online presence or needs help with one piece.
Online reviews help a small business win new clients, because people can read how you work from the people you’ve worked with. This short Valentine’s Day 2018 post challenges you to #ShareTheLove by reviewing a business you enjoy on Google, Facebook or Yelp. They just might return the favor.
Written for Small Business Saturday in 2017, this post reflects on Wild Iris being a small business too. It covers what that means for clients: individual plans instead of one-size-fits-all campaigns, availability after hours, and one late Friday night when quick action kept an online smear campaign from spreading.
A disappointing school fundraiser total led to years of event work that has raised well over a million dollars for small and medium non-profits. This 2017 post shares practical fundraising tips: find a draw other events don’t have, ask vendors for non-profit rates, avoid peak season and set realistic goals.
A client was so focused on his own plan that he missed new competitors moving in, and slid from number 3 to number 8 on Google before he noticed. This short 2017 post uses his story to make a simple point: keep your eyes on your business, but keep your ears on your community.
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