Visual storytelling is one of the best ways to attract attention. Several studies have found that an audience prefers stories because it helps them feel connected to the message coming from the content. Visual storytelling is the act of putting a story in a context that pleases the visual senses.

Unfortunately, many organizations don't see the need for storytelling in general, much less something that relies on others' experiences. Not realizing how powerful visual storytelling can be in promoting a nonprofit can be a severe shortcoming. To help, 10 leaders from Forbes Nonprofit Council discuss how good visual storytelling can help increase audience support to the organization and engagement rates.

  1. Let Clients Tell Their Story
  2. Provide Educational Content
  3. Show Images Of People You’ve Served
  4. Use Program Alumni Video Testimonials
  5. Keep All Captured Content
  6. Start With A Catchphrase
  7. Cater To Audience's Interests
  8. Tell Behind-The-Scenes Stories
  9. Let The Board Tell The Story
  10. Create Emotional Moments

Read the full article about nonprofit visual storytelling from Forbes.