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Telling the Story of Your Impact

DH Leonard Consulting & Grant Writing Services

When they were asked what would make an applicant’s proposal stand out, they all agreed that telling the story of past and anticipated impact is what helps them “feel” while reading the proposal and also choose to take action. Who might you ask? Some BIG funders. Capital One. Three large funders. I’d love to hear!

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Interviewing Techniques Anyone Can Use To Land a Powerful Quote for Your Library’s Blog, Video, Social Media, or Press Release

Super Library Marketing

Your audience wants to hear directly from the people impacted by your library’s work. Whether that is your staff, director, board members, or patrons, a good quote can drive home your work’s value. It can turn a story about statistics or complicated concepts into something understandable and relatable.

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From Good to Better to Best – Telling a Compelling Story of Impact

DH Leonard Consulting & Grant Writing Services

When it comes to making an impact on the communities and issues they have prioritized as a philanthropic body, grant funders live vicariously through their awardees. How will you know if your program is successful? What will happen as a result of your work? How will the community look different as a result of your work?

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3 New (and Relatively Easy) Promotional Ideas for Increasing Your Circulation and Building Support of Your Library

Super Library Marketing

Train your front-line staff to notice when someone is checking out just one book. Tell staff to ask the cardholder what interested them about the title. You can apply the same principle to your holds shelf. Pick three genres, subjects, authors, or topics that are popular with your cardholders. This is incredibly simple.

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WANT TO WRITE SO THAT OTHERS CAN USE WHAT YOU’VE WRTTEN? HERE’s YOUR CHANCE!

Barrett & Greene

Kettl, author of 25 books and professor emeritus and former dean of the Maryland School of Public Policy, we’ve written a new book titled “The Little Guide to Writing for Impact” (Rowman & Littlefield, 2024). But we’re just vain enough to believe that it can be of genuine use to you, your colleagues, your students, and your friends.

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Three Essentials for Grant Success: Ingredients, Preparation, and Presentation

Grant Training Center

Ingredients Excellent match between the grant proposal and the donor’s priorities Answering the “so what” question of your research Simple prose and white space on the paper Examples of the approach A clearly written proposal The grand finale: the significance of the results Preparation Read the entire RFP, from top to bottom.

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3 messaging tips to increase trust in government

Partnership for Public Service

However, delivering a better customer experience and tangible outcomes is not enough—our government also needs to tell the story of how these sweeping investments positively impact daily life and highlight the people who make sure they do. Share the positive experiences people have when they engage with your agency.