ASU Lodestar Center

MAY 24, 2016

Let’s face it; every day we use our smartphones and mobile technology to get through daily and simple tasks, from finding information, to exercise, to learning new languages, even finding the nearest grocery store. Play, Test, and Iterate. posted by Rudy Frank Graduate Student, ASU Master of Nonprofit Leadership & Management.

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Gyrus

JUNE 28, 2016

Before I start, it is best to issue a few disclaimers: I am not a neuroscientist; this blog post is not written with appropriate scientific method. Do not be afraid to survey your department: People know how they like to learn. Use language that relates to the user. How We Learn – Capitalize On Knowing. Know they exist.

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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

MAY 7, 2010

How can you describe user participation in a shared language that helps your team make the right decision for your project? When participants collected data, they learned a great deal about data collection processes but not so much about the overall scientific method. Science has an answer.

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Connection Cafe

JULY 8, 2019

Let’s start by surveying the digital landscape. Countless usability tests have shown that users don’t consume digital content the same way they consume printed content. using the Flesich-Kincaid readability test. We couldn’t have a language without them. But the right words can move mountains. What You’re Up Against.

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Bloomerang

JULY 17, 2023

If you’re doubtful, test this. Phone Call This is your secret weapon, perhaps the most under-utilized ways of thanking donors, and probably the method that has the most lasting impact. Most organizations simply put cursory thank you language there, and may even use canned language from their email service or CRM provider.

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Nonprofits Source

JANUARY 11, 2024

Survey your supporters. Surveying your supporters can unlock key insights into how you can make your content more engaging and informative from those who regularly access your site. NXUnite by Nexus Marketing recommends using concise, urgent language, bold text, and a link to a relevant landing page. Test mobile view.

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Neon CRM

MAY 31, 2023

Your nonprofit can use a variety of tools and techniques to track donors’ progress through the donor journey, including donor management software , surveys, and analytics. By implementing these methods and strategies, your nonprofit can retain its donors and build a loyal and engaged donor base.

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Neon CRM

MAY 18, 2023

Brand Your Donation Form Use Unique Forms for Each Campaign Include Compelling Images Only Ask for What You Need Use a Multi-Step Form Provide Suggested Donation Amounts Offer Several Payment Method Options Include Trust Indicators Encourage Recurring Donations 20. Instead, send them a donor survey soon after they’ve submitted their gift.

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Non Profit Quarterly

MAY 3, 2022

Individually and through our organizations, we have surveyed, tested, and evaluated these new platforms. And they make participation more accessible by creating easier opportunities for people to engage at times and in places and languages that work for them. Technology Isn’t a Short-Cut to Equity. Expect to Iterate.

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Media Cause

AUGUST 17, 2021

Daisy chain fundraising is an indirect or passive method of soliciting a donation following a cultivation email, social post, or multichannel campaign. Driving folks to a daisy chain donation form, after they’ve already signed a petition, taken a quiz, submitted a survey, etc. What is ‘Daisy Chain’ fundraising? Cases in Point.

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