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Driving Donor Engagement: Five Essential Elements of the NPO Website

Byte Technology

This may seem like a simple, no-brainer question to ask, but NPO experts are quick to lament the lack of a clear, coherent message on some organization’s websites. If you’re encouraging potential donors to share your cause with others, social media links should be easy to find. Does the donor receive an “e-thank you” of some sort?

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Why “Segmentation” Isn’t as Scary as It Sounds (And You NEED It In Marketing)

NonProfit Hub

To reserve your free copy of our January/February issue on donor retention, sign up today. ————————————————. If a millionaire came to your organization and asked how much the average donor gives, what would you tell them? If you don’t do donor segmentation, this scenario presents a problem. They haven’t given in two years.

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How to Sell Millennials on Your NPO [Video]

NonProfit Hub

By selling the work you do and the impact you have, you can recruit Millennials to be part of your organization, and if you play your cards right, also get them to eventually become donors down the road. Yes, that sounds like a recipe for disaster, but look, you’ve given them the reason to join in. Transcript. Thanks for watching.

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1 Strategy and 3 Tactics for Growing Event Fundraising Revenue by 10%

NetWits

You cannot be a semi-established NPO or run a moderately successful fundraising event without them. It sounds cheesy, but you complete them. This isn’t as difficult as it sounds. Making Participants and Donors Successful with Mobile Solutions. No, not team captains… I am talking about committee members. They stay late.

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The Difference Between One-Time and Lifelong Volunteers: A Short Case Study

NonProfit Hub

Plus, it’s easier for you to sound pleasant and welcoming in a phone conversation rather than in email text. Be a Real Human (Sounds Easy, Right?). But new volunteers and donors are how your nonprofit will grow, so your patience is of the utmost importance. Offer a follow-up. Give them options. And have a wonderful day!

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Five Ways to Build Your Nonprofit Brand’s Buzzability

NonProfit Hub

Create and Promote Stories that Your Engaged Donors/Volunteers Want to Share with Their Tribes. You don’t want your stories to sound like obvious marketing pitches. Your board members have the power and influence to generate a lot of buzz for your NPO, but you can’t expect that to “just happen.” This isn’t rocket science.

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A Step-By-Step Guide to Nonprofit Inbound Marketing

NonProfit Hub

The same lesson applies to the relationships nonprofits have with their donors. Fair warning: it might just rock the way you look at welcoming and cultivating donors. This approach brings donors to your organization. Take time before diving right in to figure out who needs to hear what your NPO has to say.