Nonprofit Technology
Learn about the five trends that are shaping a new reality for nonprofits everywhere.
Data can be a daunting thing, but you don’t need to be a statistics major to take advantage of it. Here are some things that can help you understand how your organization can use data for good.
How to Use Google AdWords to Get Free Money
Thanks to Google Grants, qualifying nonprofits can use AdWords to help boost their public profile through a $10,000 a month grant to use on Google AdWords.
Crowdfunding can generate new interest in your work and tap into new fundraising sources. Make sure you choose the right platform for your nonprofit.
The key to investing wisely in your organization is to consider how you can make significant parts of your organization more efficient and effective.
Study: Nonprofits Want More Functionality, Integration From Their Software
According to a survey conducted by Software Advice, a company that provides research and online reviews of fundraising software, many nonprofits are switching their software provider and demanding more functionality and tools from those products.
While you can’t prevent negative reviews, especially in this day and age of social media, you can take control of your brand’s online reputation.
The Most Important Part of Your Newsletter Isn’t In Your Newsletter
The most important element of your email newsletter isn’t part of your newsletter at all, it’s the places you send people after they click.
Single purpose giving apps enable you to avoid distractions and empower potential donors to quickly and securely make a donation from their mobile device.
While it is important in your life that Carly Rae Jepsen really really likes you, it will now matter a little less what she really, really likes on Facebook.