Nonprofit newsletters are a great way of informing your readers of what’s going on, reaching out to them asking for help or showing thanks and appreciation. They can be sent both digitally or a quality printed version can be sent through the post too. Not sure on where to start with yours? Well, this post will outline everything you need to cover to produce great nonprofit newsletters that engage.

Thought you’d heard the last of GDPR? It’s no one’s favourite subject but there’s no getting around it. Although you might have made sure your website and email marketing campaigns are now compliant, did you remember to think about your direct mail? Whilst we advise you check with your Data Officer and whoever has already given you legal advice on GDPR, here’s some information for advice purposes.

Securing corporate fundraising is a battle between you and thousands of other businesses and events. Standing out from the crowd helps your event to be memorable and more likely to receive funding. Here are 11 ways your business can stand out and secure corporate fundraising.

Corporate fundraising is a fantastic way to raise income for your charity. Not only monetary donations but gifts in kind and pro bono work are often supplied by businesses. If done right, corporate fundraising can be incredibly effective. This post will outline everything you need to know on how to gain corporate donations from target businesses.

As a school, you’re always doing your bit for charity fundraising. Whether it’s a summer fair or sports day, there has always been a variety of ideas that schools have had to raise money. These ideas have evolved with time and technology, and the scope of creativity in your ideas now is phenomenal. Here are 50 different charity fundraising ideas for schools that you could take advantage of.

A good programme can help visitors to enjoy the occasion and even act as a keepsake after they’ve gone. When it comes to event programme printing, there are a few things that you need to keep in mind to make sure you get the perfect design.

All event planners will know that no matter how brilliant an event’s concept is, it can’t just sell itself. If you want to sell tickets and people to sign up, you need a marketing strategy that effectively promotes your event to your intended audience. If you don’t tell them about it, they’ll never hear about it. Here’s a super simple event marketing plan you can follow.

It’s 2018; do we still need to worry about handing out business cards to important-looking people at events and conferences? With the rise of LinkedIn and other digital alternatives, there’s a strong case for not owning them but the business card is still a vital part of the networking experience. Here’s why.

Signage for events can vastly improve your attendees’ experience at your event. There are various different purposes for signs at events but mainly, they should be engaging and informative for the reader. Here’s everything you need to know to perfect your signage for your event.

The promotion for your event is crucial to its success. There are various things to consider from platform choice and effective engagement methods. This blog will outline some perfect ideas for promoting an event and make sure you nail it.

Tickets are the first promotional material a visitor will receive for your event so you need to put careful thought into their content and design. Create the perfect ticket and they’ll be excitedly counting down the days until the event and telling their friends all about it, which is perfect advertising for you.

Social media has become a huge part of life and the business world is no different. Here’s how to promote an event using social media.

As technology continues to evolve, the more traditional methods of promotion can often be swept under the carpet. But, why? Methods like leaflets, brochures and posters still hold their own and create a buzz around your event - if done properly. Here’s how to design a poster for an event.

Budgeting for an event is absolutely crucial. A solid budget plan can be the difference between your event being a total success or a total flop. If you’re unsure of how to budget for an event and really want to get it right, we’ll outline everything you need to consider, plus some helpful tips to guide you along the way.

With digital technology constantly growing and print options supposedly dying out in many ways (Psst! It isn't.), it would be easy to forgive you for not concentrating on the more traditional marketing methods. However, physical flyers for events can still really make your brand stand out from the crowd. Here’s how to make sure you’re really nailing them.

When you're organising an event, you have a duty of care - to both your attendees and staff. You should be taking steps to prevent harm coming to anyone involved and plan for any emergency situations that may arise. This includes during and after the event, as well as before. Here's a guide to creating an event safety plan to ensure your event goes smoothly and successfully.

From the bright colours and the amazing fonts to the stunning images and quality content, event brochures should make a big impact. But there needs to be a balance between impactful and informative. Here are five brochure design for events ideas to inspire you. 

Selling every last ticket is both a personal goal and bugbear for most event planners. If you’ve already tried every promotional approach in your playbook, it’s time to start thinking outside of the box. Here are some creative ways to promote an event. 

B&B Press has recently been accredited the Cyber Essentials certification which protects against 80% of cyber attacks and demonstrates to customers that the most important basic cyber security controls are in place. 

It takes a lot of contributing factors to produce an eye-catching leaflet. However, it's the design which rounds it all off. A bad design will mean the leaflet gets lost in the noise, while a great design will stand out from the rest. A lot of planning goes into it but avoid the mistake of going back and forth and wasting time. Here's how to nail your leaflet layout for print.