One of the most frequent problems I see recurring in small nonprofits is this: With all the online tools out there – websites, blogs, email software, social media sites, review sites – how can a small nonprofit know which ones to prioritize? Where should my nonprofit be online? The online digital space can be very overwhelming – trust me, I know! …
How to Implement a Mobile Strategy for Your Nonprofit
In 2015, more of your supporters will visit your website from a mobile device than from their desktop computer. Despite the explosion of mobile usage, too many nonprofits think that having a successful mobile strategy means simply creating a mobile-friendly website. In reality, an effective mobile strategy encompasses design, content and messaging into all channels used for marketing and fundraising …
What are the best and worst times to post on social media networks?
Everyone is looking to get increased engagement and interaction on their social media posts. We all know that consistently providing killer content and cultivating a dedicated audience (or tribe) is the key to social media success. But what times are best to post to your audience? (Disclaimer: There is no one size fits all in social media, just helpful guidelines …
Does My Nonprofit Really Have To Be On Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, LinkedIn, Instagram, Tumblr?!
I often field this question in my discussions with nonprofits. “Julia,” they ask. “You are always writing about new social networking tools. Does my nonprofit really need to be active on so many different sites?” Usually, in the middle of asking the question the color drains from their face and they become noticeably agitated and anxious. Nonprofit professionals are always suspicious of …