I know I'm supposed to think QR codes are great, but really I am just confused about them.
If you are wondering if there really is a benefit to social-media platforms Facebook and Twitter for your nonprofit, read this. If you are a fundraiser and not really thinking about these two channels as a part of your fundraising arsenal, then start thinking differently today.
Vow to do less well and to keep that much up-to-date when it comes to your website. It's heresy, I suppose, but if your website is the window into your nonprofit, at least make sure the view it offers is current, exciting and inviting — even if it's not yet nirvana.
Social media can complement other fundraising strategies and help keep your fundraising goals at top-of-mind awareness. Here are five ways to integrate your fundraising campaign with your social media.
Is SEO now irrelevant? Definitely not. But it behooves us as fundraisers to take a long, hard look at how much it’s helping us expand our reach.
As your nonprofit prepares for a holiday fundraising campaign, hundreds of other charities are doing the same.
That's right — all that search data just went away for most nonprofits.
Donors are engaging with causes they care about on social media more than ever before. For a wholly consistent supporter experience, be sure to integrate social media into your end-of-year fundraising campaign. Consider using these 10 tactics to get you started.
At bbcon, two fundraising professionals shared the key attributes of engaging e-mail and ways to optimize e-mail communications in their session, "Email in a Social Media/Mobile Device World."
Does it make sense to encourage people to text to give NOW when they're reading your message in a place with no signal?
