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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks for posting this awesome article. I&#039;m a long time reader but I&#039;ve never been compelled 
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					<description><![CDATA[This is great research for marketing purposes and I&#039;m certainly all for being found on web. However, in the United States, &quot;nonprofit&quot; is a legal designation given to a business model by the IRS. As such, that&#039;s how we should be styling it --at least here. When I see someone use non-profit, I assume they are from outside the sector. That&#039;s the point, I guess, since it&#039;s the people from outside the sector that use it to find us. It&#039;s long been a conversation in nonprofit circles that the hyphenated form seems to perpetuate the myth that nonprofits can&#039;t earn income and the related perception that they aren&#039;t really businesses. So although in practical, search engine terms, non-profit is apparently better for results, we should be encouraging the tidier form and encouraging people to use it.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is great research for marketing purposes and I&#8217;m certainly all for being found on web. However, in the United States, &#8220;nonprofit&#8221; is a legal designation given to a business model by the IRS. As such, that&#8217;s how we should be styling it &#8211;at least here. When I see someone use non-profit, I assume they are from outside the sector. That&#8217;s the point, I guess, since it&#8217;s the people from outside the sector that use it to find us. It&#8217;s long been a conversation in nonprofit circles that the hyphenated form seems to perpetuate the myth that nonprofits can&#8217;t earn income and the related perception that they aren&#8217;t really businesses. So although in practical, search engine terms, non-profit is apparently better for results, we should be encouraging the tidier form and encouraging people to use it.</p>
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