Nonprofit Web Design
To do good work, you need the right tools, and a website is one of the most important ones—so we found five of the best low-cost website options for nonprofits.
Recently, there’s been a notable uptick in the number of campaign websites being built and shared, so we’ve assembled our list of best practices for creating a website that gets the traffic your campaign needs.
With nearly half of the public looking at your website to judge if you’re legitimate, it’s important to make a good first impression. We’ve gathered some of the more popular web design trends from around the Internet.
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.
Why Your Nonprofit Website Needs a Privacy Policy (And What to Include)
It’s more important than ever to position yourself as a safe and trusted organization. Your privacy policy can no longer be an afterthought
Your nonprofit website is not an expense; it’s an investment. Your focus should should be on your ROI, or return on investment.
The options for setting up a website are endless, but no matter what provider you choose, you should consider functionality, messaging and ROI when you are setting up your first website.
Whether you want people to donate, volunteer or join your mailing list, landing pages are vital to engage your website visitors and get them to take action.
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.