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When your organization isn’t getting a ton of website engagement, it’s frustrating to figure out what to do next. There’s a tipping point where pushing visitors too hard to do something—donations, email signups, event registrations—becomes annoying and they’d rather leave your site than see another pop-up or intrusive message. But have you considered using your…
You’re in the news! Now what? After all the work to get your nonprofit noticed, it would be a waste to let your media attention fade away into the night.
So you’re the new person in charge of your nonprofit’s website management. First of all, welcome. Also, here are three dozen items for you to tackle and updates that need to be made, and they’re all urgent. Good luck!
Visual content is compelling, and it can have a significant impact on how we perceive the world and the people in it. We see and consume images of people all the time—on social media, on websites, on television, in advertisements, in print, and in our everyday surroundings.
Wondering why you keep hearing about accessibility in marketing and web design? It’s not a nonprofit thing or even all that new (though we did include it in our marketing trends for 2022). There’s a loud call for organizations of all kinds to fully learn and embrace values of diversity and inclusion that extends into…
When you (or someone on your team) is responsible for managing updates to your nonprofit’s website, you’ve got a variety of tasks and interests to consider. But one area you might overlook until it’s too late is what the heck happens when a website manager leaves their position.
When you’re feeling underwater at work, it feels counterintuitive to add more things to your plate. But reconfiguring your marketing processes and how you accomplish communications tasks can free up your availability in the long run, week after week.
Finding discounted or free marketing tools for nonprofits helps stretch your marketing budget. More importantly, you can solve some of your most pressing marketing problems with software that doesn’t break the bank.
When you have a problem with donor retention, it seems like dollars are slipping through the cracks. The question of why donors stop giving can become all-consuming and start to seem very personal. If you’ve already done the work to build a relationship and inspire someone to give once, shouldn’t it be easy to motivate…
Deciding to donate to your nonprofit isn’t as spontaneous as it might seem—website donations are part of a journey. And the path to giving, and giving again, shouldn’t send up red flags that give your supporters pause.