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How to Show Visual Impact on Your Online Donation Forms

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Add impactful images or videos and text to your donation form and landing page! There are several ways to show impact including: Adding a banner image to your landing page A background image on your landing page Adding images directly to your donation form Images tied to donation amounts on your donation form Images tied to giving plans.

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10 Simple Nonprofit Twitter Tips

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Image courtesy of The Telegraph. Upload images to your bio, header, and your background. Tweet pictures. Twitter’s most recent update now allows thumbnails of images to appear in feeds. Pictures comprise 36% of all link on Twitter, and that number is only expected to rise. Visually enhance your page. Tweet timely.

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3 Tips to Integrate Social Media with Your Nonprofit Website

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Embedding your social media feeds directly into your website allows site visitors to easily interact with your content as part of the web viewing experience, from video testimonials of your beneficiaries to pictures of your volunteers hard at work in the community. Your website will always look fresh as a result!

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5 Simple Social Media Tips For Smaller Nonprofits

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Image courtesy of CopyEditing.com. Because of its high turnover rate, staying active on Twitter 5 days per week is imperative to increasing engagement. These social media feedfs are potentially more pervaisve, but have smaller turnover rates. A quick caption describing the picture is all the text you need.

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How to Write an Irresistible Email Fundraising Appeal (any time of year)

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Use compelling images. People are visual creatures and tend to respond better to images than text alone. Adding a relevant image (or even just a photo of yourself!) Just be sure not to use too many images, as this can make your email look cluttered. So that is the big picture, now let’s get into the nitty gritty.

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Staying in Check: Keeping Up With Important Regular Maintenance Tasks (Part 2)

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So it’s important to find and fix broken links as soon as possible, as having too many can affect search engine rankings, bounce rates, page views and more. When it comes to images on your site, always remember that they take longer to load, which decreases how fast your overall page loads.

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5 Nonprofit Marketing Campaign Ideas To Help Your Organization Thrive

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Someone who went to Instagram to look at pictures, for example, is unlikely to be very intrigued by a cross-posted link. However, a beautiful image could entice them to explore more and possibly watch the full-length video. This approach caters your content to the specific type that the user is looking for based on the platform.