At Feathr, we believe that Marketing is Good. And one thing that makes Good marketing so Good is the quality of the people doing the work. We were so lucky to have some of the most incredible people sit in the Feathr studio over the last 12 episodes. And I’ve personally learned so much from tuning into these conversations.The Nonprofit Marketing Unplugged team includes me, William Henry, the content marketing manager here, Emily Purvis, the marketing designer, and your favorite weekly host, Noah Barnett, our VP of marketing. We had a hard time covering all the amazing conversations this season, but here are a few of our biggest takeaways:Serving your community is at the heart of Good marketing, and nearly every guest offered practical insights for how they meaningfully engage with their audiences. At the heart of service is humility, and this same humility has led our guests on journeys of listening and learning. By testing and trying new things, and listening closely to your community’s input, nonprofit marketers can better engage with their audiences and together make the world a better place.Guest links:Noah’s LinkedIn profileWilliam’s LinkedIn profileEmily’s LinkedIn profileAdditional links:The Inflight BriefingFlight SchoolPlaylists:Emily’s Playlist:Hello In There by John PrineRed House by Jimi HendrixAnxiety by Megan Thee StallionWilliam’s Playlist:A Change Is Gonna Come by Sam CookeUntitled #8 by Sigur RosMr. Tambourine Man by Bob DylanAnd check out episode 11 to see Noah’s playlist!***Hosted by the brilliant team at Feathr.co.Feathr is the nonprofit marketing platform designed to help mission and member-based organizations build purposeful connections with their community to grow impact with confidence.