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Free Cahoots Course:
Setting Your Standards —
Establishing Brand Standard Guidelines

Your organization’s brand has standards and all of the integrated tools used to distinguish it as yours need to be stewarded and officially documented in a Brand Standards Guide. 

In this free Cahoots Course, we’ll outline and review all the modules that should be included in your Brand Standards Guide, as well as all the details each module should contain. 

The free viewing of this course is no longer available. Check out our full Course Catalogue or watch some Course Clips.

Cahoots Courses are detailed training videos outlining the components and creative counsel on subjects covering the spectrum of integrated marketing tools needed for successful nonprofit organization, ministry, and church communications.    

As professional advertising and marketing practitioners, we share our industry know-how through actual client-samples and tools that are practical and affordable for your nonprofit. Through online subscription, you can watch training courses on the full Tools of Engagement. 

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Cahoots Classroom training is live, interactive instruction on the topic of your choice related to any of our Tools of Engagement marketing and communication categories or Courses. We provide Classroom training online or at your organization’s location. 

Our accomplished leadership are also available for keynote presentations at your conferences and retreats. 

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Cahoots provides one-on-one Counseling for whatever communications topic is on your mind through scheduled online appointments.

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Our candid Cahoots Commentary podcast covers the same categories as our Tools of Engagement, but contains topical details about what to do and, most importantly, what not to do in your communications. 

Plus, you can listen in for free because it wouldn’t be polite to charge a fee for these sassy and professionally opinionated dialogues. And they’ll only take a few moments of your time to listen to reasons why printing that next bulletin on Goldenrod paper won’t really make it “pop”. 

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