sgEngage

MARCH 12, 2023

As you start to feel the priorities of your community evolving, here are four ways to evaluate and respond so your grantmaking organization stays relevant to your community’s changing needs. Whatever methods you choose, it is important to be transparent and responsive to community feedback.

Change 68

Change Organization Evaluation Analysis 68

CauseVox

DECEMBER 8, 2023

This evaluation isn’t just about numbers; it’s a vital step in determining your ROI , and helping you make informed decisions about repeating or refining strategies. Move beyond basic demographics to understand motivations, interests, and communication preferences.

Develop 72

Develop Calendar Nonprofit Retention 72

Qgiv

AUGUST 13, 2021

This means good marketing should allow you to: Take a critical look at your marketing strengths and weaknesses Evaluate your progress toward you current goals Set new goals based on your progress Clarify and help you connect with your target audience. Once you’ve identified trends in your data, you can move forward with setting a goal.

Marketing 69

Marketing Create Nonprofit Social Media 69

Neon CRM

NOVEMBER 6, 2023

Ultimately, the decision to charge annual or monthly membership dues will depend on your nonprofit’s specific goals, member demographics, and financial needs. Calculating fair membership dues for your organization is going to involve a thoughtful evaluation of various factors. What payment methods should we offer for membership dues?

Guide 52

Guide Associations Benefit Retention 52

Neon CRM

MAY 31, 2023

Evaluation In this stage, the potential donor begins to consider making a donation to your nonprofit. The silver lining of what (at first glance) seems like a very negative trend is that nonprofits have lots of room to make a positive impression on new donors. And each one of those methods has particular strengths and weaknesses.

Donor 52

Donor Management Guide Retention 52

Neon CRM

SEPTEMBER 5, 2023

Post-migration, evaluate your success: After migration, evaluate the success of the process against predefined goals. Append missing information, such as social media profiles or demographic data, to enhance donor insights. The more data you have on your donors, the easier it is to analyze trends and segment your communications.

Data 52

Data Donor Map Test 52

Bloomerang

NOVEMBER 13, 2021

Are you going to use this to evaluate your internal operations so that you can become more efficient, more effective. Are you using evidence-based methods. And I see an anonymous question here about, “Can you speak to what evaluation methods are particularly effective regarding impact?” Does that make sense?

Report 78

Report Measure Impact Process 78

Gyrus

APRIL 12, 2018

Since millennial buyer behavior is so vastly different than what traditional advertising channels can influence, understanding the demographic completely, is vital. Each moment from the time we first picked up a keyboard, to now, is encapsulated in a trend of growth. Fourthly, and finally; challenge them.

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Training Train Develop Comparison 33

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

JANUARY 23, 2009

I've also been looking at examples from the corporate sector like the POST method from Forrester and thinking about adaptions for nonprofit. It pays to spend a few hours reviewing the demographic or “technographic” details (what people are doing online). Ask or listen to the people you connect with about what worked and what didn't.

Social Media 106

Social Media Map Strategy Media 106

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

OCTOBER 19, 2007

I'm slightly out of my comfort zone here because I've only been following this topic closely for a short time, although I have co-authored a guide for nonprofits on technology evaluation and ROI. The current conversation is about the need for new metrics and methods for objective measurement. What is the trend?

Metrics 56

Metrics Social Media Media ROI 56

Everyaction

APRIL 16, 2018

How is it keeping up with new technology and trends? You’ll have the CRM that you choose for several years (at least), so it is important to be forward-thinking in your approach to evaluating vendors. What does this mean for nonprofit CRMs?

Evaluation 52

Evaluation Question Organization Advocacy 52