Article Twitter is Doubling Its Character Limit. Is That a Good Thing? Hot on the heels of this week’s announcement, a few of BSD’s Twitter fans weigh in on what this big change means for the platform — and for the brands, nonprofits, and organizations that use it on a daily basis. Hear from strategists Chris Coletta and Reece Jackson, as well as our Director of Content Billy Silverman — plus a bonus pearl of wisdom from Associate Creative Director Missy Kurzweil. Read
Article In the field with UNICEF USA Justine Nancarrow, Account Director Ever wanted to experience your client’s work firsthand? Account Director Justine Nancarrow talks about what it was like to join UNICEF in Mexico to witness their important work supporting child migrants and enhancing child protection policies in Central America. Read
Article Does a Year-End Weekend Mean Weak Year-End Fundraising? The tax deadline (Dec. 31) fell on a Saturday in 2016 and will fall on a Sunday this year. What happens to a fundraising program when the target audience might not be sitting at their desks, ready to click a big, beautiful “donate” button on December 31? Blue State Digital’s Analytics and Communications teams weigh in on how to make the most of the New Year’s weekend. Read
Article Be a Better Manbassador Laura Kunkel, Creative Director Are equal rights for women guaranteed in the Constitution? No, they’re not. Are we working on that? Yes, we are. Read this post by Creative Director Laura Kunkel on how men can be better allies to women in the workplace and beyond. Read
Article Watch: Taking on Extremism in the U.K. Fast Company’s Co.Design chats with BSD London about fighting extremism and hatred with our U.K. clients in this quick video. Read
Article Takeaways From DMA’s 2017 Chicago Nonprofit Conference A good fundraising professional is always learning! Last week BSD headed to DMA’s 2017 Chicago Nonprofit Conference to hear from (and share with) our peers in the fundraising and advocacy space — click here for some insights and takeaways from our team. Read
