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How to Demonstrate ROI to Your Nonprofit Board Members

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Nonprofit managers can show the board (and others) that the organization has maximized efficiencies by accurately measuring the amount (and types) of resources going to marketing and fundraising activities. The intention of this metric is to identify inefficiencies and wasteful spending. How to Best Illustrate ROI.

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5 More-Important-Than-Ever Digital Marketing Metrics for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

They also have a responsibility to their donors to spend their resources wisely – especially when it comes to things like marketing and communications that often get put on the back burner. Traffic has been called a vanity metric by some, because it is relatively easy to generate new traffic if you are not concerned about the quality.

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Understanding Impact Metrics for Your Nonprofit: A Guide

DipJar

In this sense, impact metrics are the specific measures of the positive and negative effects of an intervention, action, or project on individuals, communities, or the environment. In this guide, we’ll answer the most frequently asked questions about nonprofit impact metrics, including: . Why Are Impact Metrics Important?

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Let Data Drive Your Decisions

Bloomerang

Donorbox defines KPIs as “a measurable value that demonstrates how effectively a nonprofit (or another type of organization) is achieving its key organizational objectives.” Answering such questions will help leverage your staff, time, and resources. Think about what metrics you will use. How will you identify these goals?

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Guest Post: Transcending the middle with a metrics mindset

Twenty Hats

So, how can we demonstrate with confidence what we do matters? Your most powerful strategy requires getting serious about metrics. All businesses and organizations are governed by them, even when they talk about mission and values, the metrics behind the rhetoric matter. So, get good at understanding values that can be measured.

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Is your nonprofit organization ‘grant-ready’? 

Candid

Candid offers many resources to support organizations in searching for funding opportunities, writing grant proposals, and standing out among applicants. Not only do you need to explain what you’ve accomplished, you also need to provide metrics and/or anecdotal evidence that your programs are making a difference.

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Four Steps to Align Data with Your Mission and Goals

Association Analytics

In today’s world, organizations simply cannot afford to invest their time and limited resources in initiatives that do not demonstrably deliver outcomes that support their goals. The metrics you use to measure your progress toward a business objective are key performance indicators (KPIs). Develop KPIs for Your Goals.

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