It’s Tuesday morning and I am sitting in a café trying to think of e-marketing issues that I can possibly write about on my blog- it’s been a while since my last post and I’m beginning to feel guilty about my lack of imagination.
As I sit staring into my coffee, racking my brains for some new and semi-interesting idea I overhear my brother talk about how the café he runs is in the process of creating their website… and BAM (like a comic book punch in the face) there it is- something to blog about.
This blog is going to be a bit different because instead of me telling you about an issue I am going to ask for your input – so please comment with any ideas : )
Kinfolk café is a Not for profit café that runs out of Melbourne’s CBD (look at above post Kinfolk for more information) All of their food is sourced locally and their coffee was 100% donated by DiBella. Kinfolk donate all their profits to four different development projects in Rwanda, Ghana, Palm Island and Melbourne. Kinfolk runs day to day with the support of volunteer staff. Kinfolk is a social business which allows individuals to make a difference in their daily activity i.e. buying a cup of coffee.
"Kinfolk - A place where simple choices contribute to the well-being of people and planet"
Courtesy of ArtShine
So, with all this in mind the question I put to you is… How can Kinfolk use their website in order to create interest from and market themselves to;
- Volunteers?
- Potential sponsors?
- The wider community?
- Café goers?
- Foodies?
- Local and state Government departments?
- Other not-for profit organisations?