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It’s been another great year working with nonprofits of all sizes and partnering with dedicated marketers to bring these missions to more people. We count ourselves lucky to have a small part in the inspirational amount of good that our clients are able to bring to the world.
Launching your new nonprofit website can be a stressful time, we know. You want to check and double check all of your bases before your pet project is live for everyone to see. We came up with a website checklist of everything you should complete, double check and discuss with your developer before your site…
We’re not mad, just a little disappointed. You see, there are a lot (maybe too many) ideas out there for nonprofit marketing. Some of them just aren’t worth it, and haven’t been for awhile, but we still see them happening.
You’ve been collecting email addresses through your website – but now what? Sending a series of automated emails is an effective way to engage, educate and motivate new subscribers with less work.
This post was updated on November 30, 2017, to include information on easy-to-use features. You’re in the process of building your new nonprofit website and going through the checklist of all the things you need to figure out. Let’s be honest, “register your domain name” is probably not the most exciting thing on the list….
Making your case for a new website can mean having some difficult discussions, especially when the person controlling the budget doesn’t understand that there’s a problem that needs fixing. To get the ball rolling with a skeptical executive director, we’ve put together a list of website redesign questions that can help guide your initial conversation.
By now, it’s no secret that including visuals in your social media posts means more engagement. Facebook posts with an image get 2.3 times more engagement than those without, and Twitter posts with an image and summary are 78% more likely to get shared. Could your nonprofit use some help creating free social media graphics?
Nonprofit fundraisers know how important it is to nurture relationships with donors. So when a visitor makes a donation on your website, what happens next? If you’re not sending them to a compelling Thank You for Donating page, you’re missing out on a huge opportunity to nurture donor relationships and keep these folks engaged on…
Search engines like Google have been adapting over time to favor the user, meaning their search algorithms are working harder to favor the content searchers are actually looking for rather than simply what they type into the search engine. Writing for search engines and writing for real people have become one and the same.
When we talk about nonprofit storytelling in your marketing, we’re talking about using real stories about real people who were or are in need of something that your nonprofit can provide them. Stories pack emotion, and people act on causes that make them feel something. Using more stories in your nonprofit marketing will engage your…