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Nonprofit Marketing: The 3 Marketing Channels Every Small Nonprofit Actually Needs

In this episode of the Nonprofit Launch Plan Podcast for Startup, Small, and Growing Nonprofits, Matt Stockman breaks down the three core marketing channels that most small and early-stage nonprofits actually need. Rather than chasing every new platform or trend, Matt explains how focusing on the right channels, in the right order, can reduce overwhelm, build trust, and create sustainable momentum for your organization. This episode is especially relevant for nonprofit founders and leaders who feel pressure to “be everywhere” while still trying to run their organization and advance their mission. What You’ll Learn in This Episode Why nonprofit marketing fails when it lacks clarity and focus How the Nonprofit Launch Plan framework prioritizes simplicity and sustainability The three foundational marketing channels every small nonprofit should focus on Why email is your most valuable marketing asset How to choose the one social media platform that actually makes sense for your organization Why person-to-person relationships still matter more than platforms, posts, or campaigns What nonprofit leaders can confidently stop doing right now The 3 Core Marketing Channels Covered 1. Your Email List (Your Most Important Asset) Email is an owned channel you control - unlike social media algorithms. A small, engaged email list is far more valuable than a large but disengaged following. Consistency matters more than frequency, and every email should include one clear call to action. 2. One Social Media Platform (Not All of Them) Social media is primarily an awareness and relationship-reinforcement tool for small nonprofits, not a fundraising engine. The key is choosing one platform based on where your audience is and where you can show up consistently and then staying focused. 3. Direct Human-to-Human Relationships Personal emails, phone calls, coffee meetings, handwritten notes, and real conversations are often the most overlooked (and most powerful) marketing channel. Relationships always precede revenue, and no amount of content can replace genuine connection. Key Takeaways Small nonprofits don’t grow because they’re everywhere; they grow because they’re consistent somewhere Marketing should support your mission, not exhaust you or your team You do not need to post every day, be on every platform, or run complicated campaigns Simplicity, faithfulness, and consistency outperform complexity every time Free Resource Mentioned in This Episode If you (or someone you know) are still in the dreaming or early planning phase of launching a nonprofit, Matt offers a free PDF resource: From Dream to Action: Your Nonprofit Pre-Launch Checklist 10 Essential Steps for Moving from Nonprofit Idea to Impact To receive the free checklist: Email: [email protected] Or visit: NonprofitLaunchPlan.com About the Podcast The Nonprofit Launch Plan Podcast is for startups, small, and growing nonprofits that want to build on a strong, sustainable foundation. Each episode focuses on one of six core areas: leadership, fundraising, marketing, programs and services, operations, and finances... providing clear frameworks, practical tools, and real-world guidance you can actually apply.