Kivi hosts a weekly webinar series at Nonprofit Marketing Guide.com on a variety of communications and marketing topics, all tailored to the needs of small and medium-sized organizations with limited resources. All of the tips and advice presented by Kivi and guest speakers are grounded in real-world experience. Webinars cover online marketing, strategy, fundraising, media relations, and more.

You can register for webinars a la carte or purchase an All-Access Pass, which allows you to attend every live webinar and to access the archive of recordings at your convenience for 12 weeks at a time.

Comments from Participants in Kivi’s Webinars

“Well worth the money. Would like to participate in another webinar.” — Michele Cauch, St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre

“A very useful webinar. Great level of interactivity, kept us very engaged.” — Margaret Kertess, Arlingtonians for a Clean Environment

“Fast-paced, fit well into a crazy schedule. Extremely informative.” — Christina Howell, Communities in Schools

“Informative, engaging, thought-provoking, made me want to get started right away.”  — Shira Johnson, Indian River County Healthy Start Coalition

“Always Well worth my hour. Thanks for your time and expertise.”  — Tara Collins, Watershed Agricultural Council

“This was the best webinar I’ve taken – it really helped me. Thanks so much!”  — Maureen Stephan, Smiles Change Lives

“Full of helpful hints – just the right level for me. Thank you. This was my 1st webinar with you and I will definitely do more.” — Gwenda Nemerofsky, Marymound

“I just spent 20 minutes telling our communications director how amazing this was. Very informative and professional.” — Ashley B. LeBlanc, The Hunger Project

“EXTREMELY WORTHWHILE – jam-packed with tools, presented in a way that makes things like “web optimization” seem completely do-able.” — Erin Cawley-Morse, First United Methodist Church, Seattle

“I look forward to more of Kivi’s webinars. I will take more, many more. I’m blowing the PR Committee away with info and ideas we can easily use.”  — Lane Phalen, TAILS Humane Society