It happens to even the best organizations. Maybe they sent emails too frequently or the content wasn’t relevant enough, but whatever the reason, every nonprofit has email recipients who stop engaging.
There’s more to volunteering than giving back. Have you ever considered that it’s an opportunity for your volunteers to help themselves as well?
Learn about the five trends that are shaping a new reality for nonprofits everywhere.
Grant writing is not for the faint of heart, but it can mean big bucks for the nonprofits who do it well.
Your nonprofit can have the most amazing website on the planet, but if nobody can find you, it’s just going to sit there to the sound of crickets. It’s true.
When it comes to your nonprofit’s website, landing pages may be the single most important thing for you to be concerned about this year.
One of the most fundamental aspects of good SEO is something you can easily accomplish right now: Adding fresh content to your website.
The key to investing wisely in your organization is to consider how you can make significant parts of your organization more efficient and effective.
Your nonprofit website is not an expense; it’s an investment. Your focus should should be on your ROI, or return on investment.
This fallacy has cost too many organizations money—you should make marketing decisions based on cost, not value, and focuses on the price tag, not the ROI.
Whether you’re with a large team or a solo entrepreneur looking to start the next great cause, we have a membership package that will help you grow your network and your cause.
