Over the past four posts I have written about how to prepare your organization for a new nonprofit website. We have dealt with:
Defining your website goals
Identifying potential barriers
Overcoming those potential barriers (Part one)
Overcoming those potential barriers (Part two)
(Read the entire five part series: Part One, Part Two, Part Three,
If you classify your nonprofit as one of the “have nots” when it comes to online growth and strategy, don't worry.
We're going to show you how the simple act of setting clear goals can get you into the right camp.
We're going to shed a little light on the problem posed by poor nonprofit websites, and also point you towards a solution that can help you start converting more donors right now.
For this particular post we have chosen to focus on the “Millennials” aged 20-35 as they are major consumers of online information.
For those organizations looking to increase their online donations, there is good news. By taking a good look at a few key areas of your website, you can expect to see major improvements over time.
We're going to look at the following areas:
