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Creating a Nonprofit Digital Strategy with ChatGPT: A Practical Guide

Nonprofit Tech for Good

This framework provides a holistic approach, encompassing various dimensions of a digital strategy, including audience engagement, content creation, and impact measurement. Whether it’s boosting engagement, streamlining content creation, or enhancing donor communications, clear objectives are crucial.

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The Power of Learning Analytics: Maximizing the Impact of Your Education Programs

Association Analytics

Going Beyond Basic Metrics Learning analytics goes beyond basic metrics to offer you a deeper understanding of course performance and learner engagement. Example: Through a learner sentiment analysis, one association discovered that one of their courses consistently received low ratings due to challenging content delivery.

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DIY Community Engagement Metrics

Amy Sample Ward

Well, from the planning and analysis side, that is. We covered how to do Community Mapping (identifying the segments and goals of the community), Content Mapping (creating a plan for which content goes where, and why), and Data Tracking (pulling all the numbers together). DIY Community Engagement Metrics. Presentation.

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Top Ten Data Challenges (And Solutions) for Associations

Association Analytics

8: Your Organization Doesn’t Have KPIs and Metrics Challenge : Without key performance indicators (KPIs) or metrics, your organization is missing out on vital information about your members. Set up your KPI and metrics! If your KPIs and metrics aren’t set up properly, what you do pull could vary tremendously over time.

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Getting the board on board with nonprofit technology changes

EveryAction

Does the organization need an independent, neutral third party to assess needs, listen to staff, and provide comprehensive analysis on the best path forward? These qualities are also not a replacement for a complete current state analysis and a carefully drawn roadmap executed by an independent, tool-agnostic third party.

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Maximize Monthly Giving with Nonprofit Data Analytics

Pamela Grow

Before you begin any project involving data analysis, start by clearly outlining your goal so you know which metrics to analyze. Achievable: Assess your current resources such as staff, budget, and marketing channels to determine whether your goal is realistic. Engagement with content. Understand donors’ giving behaviors.

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End-of-Year Reporting: How Are You Collecting and Packaging Your Data?

Forum One

Regularly monitoring performance metrics or KPIs throughout the year allows you to know what you need. Goal setting matters a lot here; for any piece of content we produced or action we took, we should know if they were trying to drive engagement or conversions. The goal with your analysis is to have actionable data.

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