Badge Blog Examples Retention 
Nimble AMS
FEBRUARY 3, 2022
Electronic check-in: Reduce the need to staff a check-in booth and enable live badge printing with ExpressPass™. Attendee tracking: Tracking technology involves scanning your attendees’ badges when they enter sessions or visit specific areas. Subscribe to Our Blog for More Industry News.
Qgiv
AUGUST 29, 2022
For example, if a participant has a pledge from a family member that they’ll donate $10 for every 50 pages that they read, the participant will log how many pages they read at the conclusion of the fundraiser and collect their donations based on that amount. The post How to Host a Read-a-thon Fundraiser appeared first on Qgiv Blog.
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Qgiv
OCTOBER 21, 2021
More specific reports from peer-to-peer fundraising can transform donor data into segmented information about participants, donations, teams, badges earned, and inventory details. Through the power of data, your nonprofit can increase retention of donors and diversify the donor pool. Useful metrics vary by organization and mission.
AccelEvents
JULY 26, 2021
Having poor quality content can be extremely detrimental to your online event as this might affect sponsors’ lead retention and capture rates. How about sponsor badges? For example, if your goals are for thought leadership, then bringing in a thought leader or visionary in the field might be of great interest to your audience.
Qgiv
MAY 15, 2023
Different categories could include fundraising materials, venue budget, software costs, staff costs, and donor retention efforts. For example, if your campaign lasts two months, include the monthly prices for any fundraising platforms or CRMs your organization utilizes.
NetWits
AUGUST 11, 2011
Immediately following an event is one of the best times to engage participants and work toward building donor retention. Considering only the online aspects, here is a simplified example calendar for a late August event: November: Debrief last year’s event and design next year’s website. December: Build your website.
Qgiv
APRIL 21, 2023
Development officers, executive directors, event planners, consultants, and emerging leaders came together to discuss fundraising trends, donor retention, DEI (diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace) strategies, and so much more. Here are our top takeaways and a glimpse of the inspiration attendees experienced onsite. The outcome?
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