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Debunking Domain Industry Myths: You Need to Be A Developer to Develop a Website

Debunking Domain Industry Myths: You Need to Be A Developer to Develop a Website

Have you ever wanted to create a website but didn’t know where to start? Or felt you lacked the skills or experience necessary? While the process of creating or updating a website may seem daunting, we’ll let you in on a little secret – you don’t have to be a trained website developer or have […]

Five Tips to Help Your Non-Profit Become More Tech-Savvy
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Five Tips to Help Your Non-Profit Become More Tech-Savvy

By the .ORG Marketing Team Implementing new technology can seem challenging—especially for non-profits—but becoming more tech-savvy can benefit your organization in many ways from saving your team time, increasing donor engagement, and spreading your organization’s mission to people around the world. Even without a dedicated IT person on staff, your team can make small changes […]

#SocialMediaGoals: A Non-Profit Guide to Effective Social Media

#SocialMediaGoals: A Non-Profit Guide to Effective Social Media

While celebrities may claim to break the Internet with their captivating content, you don’t have to be a Kardashian to use social media effectively. Well leveraged, social media can be one of the most cost-effective and impactful aspects of your non-profit communication plan. Social media connects your cause directly with the people who want to […]

Is Your Website a High-Performance Vehicle? Get on the Road Toward Measuring Success

Is Your Website a High-Performance Vehicle? Get on the Road Toward Measuring Success

By Tony Connor, Director of Product Marketing, PIR Your new organizational website is a beauty, shiny and new. But how does it drive? To maximize your marketing horsepower, it’s important to measure how efficiently your website meets the goals of driving donors, volunteers, sponsors, and other good traffic to your organization. To truly understand this, […]

Blogging 101: How to Put Out Perfect Posts

Blogging 101: How to Put Out Perfect Posts

Making good use of blogging can have a significant impact on your fundraising and awareness initiatives. Blogging is not only an effective storytelling tool, but it also boosts SEO (search engine optimization), encourages repeat visits to your website, and starts important conversations. Plus, it’s easy. Maybe there’s even a blog already integrated with your website […]

Play Ball! How to Market Your New .ORG Website
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Play Ball! How to Market Your New .ORG Website

In the beloved late-80s American baseball film, Field of Dreams, James Earl Jones whispers to Kevin Costner, “If you build it, they will come.” A website, of course, is different from an Iowa cornfield turned baseball diamond that attracts spectators by the droves (rent the movie, it’s a good one!). Simply creating one won’t pull […]

Building a Great Website? It’s as Easy as 1, 2, 3, 4

Building a Great Website? It’s as Easy as 1, 2, 3, 4

Building an engaging and well-functioning website is important to the success of your non-profit or good-for-the-world business. Do you know just how important? The answer is “very,” when you look at the statistics. According to a recent article by Website Builder: The stakes are high for creating a website that engages visitors, tells your organization’s […]

Mind Your M&Ms: Five Steps for Successful Non-Profit Communication

Mind Your M&Ms: Five Steps for Successful Non-Profit Communication

By Tony Connor, Director of Product Marketing, PIR Like the famous chocolate candy that melts in your mouth but not in your hands, your non-profit’s M&Ms—mission and messaging—must have staying power in order to help you raise awareness and funds for your cause. We know, almost instinctively, the M&Ms for certain non-profits. Habitat for Humanity […]

Beyond the Logo: Building Your Organization’s Brand

Beyond the Logo: Building Your Organization’s Brand

By Judy Song-Marshall, Chief Strategy Officer, PIR This article is part 1 of an 8-part series called “Bootcamp for Mission-Driven Organizations”. Think of some of the most familiar brands in your daily life. What do they have in common? Coca-Cola with its vivid red can and swirling logo creates a nostalgic, All-American feeling. Nike’s ubiquitous […]

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