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[DATA] 11 Must-Know Stats About How Nonprofits Use Email for Digital Marketing and Fundraising

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Odds are your emails are going to spam folders and are in violation of email compliance laws that require opt-out information and a mailing address to be prominently featured in all email campaigns. If they can not, then those subscribers should be deleted to improve your open rate, thus email deliverability.

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5 Years of Nonprofit Fundraising Stats: [2015 to 2020] And 6 Trends to Know

Whole Whale

2015 Stats. Mail stats. Direct mail response rate (to house): 4% Postage per letter: $0.49. 2016 Stats. Mail stats. Direct mail response rate: (to house): 5% Postage per letter: $0.47. 2017 Stats. Mail stats. Direct mail response rate: (to house): 5% Postage per letter: $0.49.

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10 Twitter Best Practices for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Tweets with links have an 86% higher retweet rate and higher engagement overall because people are hesitant to retweet or engage with tweets that do not have a source or a call-to-action. In this example, @Codeorg features their logo with an inspirational quote from a supporter: Statistics and fact graphics also work well on Twitter.

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10 e-Newsletter Best Practices for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

The purpose of an e-newsletter is no longer to provide a lot of news, but rather to regularly remind your supporters that your nonprofit is doing good work and to inspire them to get involved. E-newsletters that include video have double the click-through rate. Focus on 1-5 stories and/or calls-to-action and keep text to a minimum.

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Create the ultimate nonprofit email newsletter

Get Fully Funded

Make the donor feel good about supporting your mission and even feel like they’re part of the family (connection). If you try to use your regular email, you run the risk of being marked as spam, looking unprofessional, and not being able to measure open rates. CAN SPAM laws so you don’t have to worry about it.

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How do you consider the intangible benefits of social media?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

In the comments of a post I wrote titled " Reports of Social Networking's Death Are Exaggerated ," Paul Caplan from Content to Be Different said I think the point about measurement/evaluation is vital as long as we don't get hung up on stats etc. Maybe those bikers are also looking for a charity to support. Harley Davidson???

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5 Tips for Mobile

Connection Cafe

This is a really great aspect to mobile communications because it keeps response rates high and as consumers it keeps spam out of our text message inbox. To opt supporters in to your future mobile program you need to collect their mobile number and be clear that by giving their mobile number, they are subscribing to text messages.

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