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Translating Overly Complex and Erudite Information Into Readable Donor Content

This webinar will discuss the challenges of breaking down complex information into engaging, donor-friendly narratives. You will learn how to tailor your message to resonate with donors, employ storytelling techniques to transform complex concepts into compelling narratives, and more.

Translating Overly Complex and Erudite Information Into Readable Donor Content
Translating Overly Complex and Erudite Information Into Readable Donor Content

Time & Location

May 30, 2024, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EDT

Webinar | $60

About the Event

This webinar will discuss the challenges of distilling specialized, complex information into engaging, donor-friendly narratives. The rich, detailed information we want to share with donors is often mired in industry jargon and technical language that can alienate even the most dedicated supporters. This webinar offers a deep dive into the techniques of simplifying sophisticated content without diluting its significance. This webinar is for nonprofit communicators, fundraisers, donor relations professionals, and anyone responsible for crafting donor-facing materials. This presentation will be particularly beneficial if you work with data, research findings, policy analysis, or academic content that requires translation for a broader audience. You will learn strategies and best practices to translate complex information into donor-friendly content. Don't let complexity cloud your message. By bridging the gap between expertise and accessibility, you can unlock new levels of support for your mission.

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the art of breaking down complex concepts into simple, relatable content without compromising the depth of the information.
  • Tailor your message to resonate with your audience, ensuring that the significance of the information is not lost in translation.
  • Employ storytelling techniques to transform erudite material into compelling narratives that captivate and motivate donors.
  • Identify and eliminate jargon, replacing it with accessible language while conveying the necessary sophistication and credibility.
  • Learn how to complement your content with visual aids that illustrate complex ideas in an intuitive and digestible format.

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