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A Nonprofit's guide to internally-planned successful print communications
Fonte: Rochester Instituto de Tecnologia
Publicador: Rochester Instituto de Tecnologia
Tipo: Tese de Doutorado
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#Printing#Z286.B88 W548 1996#Business literature--Publishing--Handbooks, manuals, etc#Nonprofit organizations--Publishing--Handbooks, manuals, etc
Nonprofit institutions, sans a large budget allocated towards design, publications
production and printing, suffer from a lack of effective print communications. Even
within the classification of
"nonprofit,"
a distinction can be made between successful groups and struggling ones. To further compound the matter, nonprofit groups,
beyond just a deficit of funds, lack a graphic artist's understanding of how to assemble, produce and intelligently purchase print communications. It is no wonder then,
that the struggling nonprofit group finds itself caught in a frustrating cycle. They
need, desperately, to get their word out in order to raise funds; yet they lack the
resources to produce the printed vehicles for that message.
A cavernous gap exists between the quality of printed matter produced by successful institutions versus struggling ones. Information, in a consolidated, easy-to-use form, can help to bridge that gap. The proposed information a guidebook, entitled, "A Nonprofit's Guide to Internally-Planned, Successful, Print Communications."
This guidebook, based on an investigation into the print needs and communications
objectives of nonprofit groups, will serve to educate and inform the layperson in the
methods and techniques used in contemporary graphic arts publishing.
Before actually writing the guidebook...
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