Advocacy Content Feeds Information 
Nonprofit Tech for Good
SEPTEMBER 11, 2023
So, instead, think of it as information that will help you better know the people who engage with your organization. At first glance, getting and collating that information may seem a Sisyphean task involving data entry and spreadsheets. Once you’ve got participant information, you can go beyond a blanket invitation to fundraisers.
Everyaction
MAY 29, 2018
Our EveryAction Hero this month is Feeding Wisconsin. With over 750 affiliate agencies across the state of Wisconsin, Feeding Wisconsin is dedicated to eradicating hunger and improving their community. Feeding Wisconsin works with affiliated agencies and 1,000 local food programs throughout the state.
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M+R
DECEMBER 13, 2022
It also offers audience insights and traffic information that can be helpful for targeting your ads! Updating your landing page content to introduce you to new constituents. Groups like the Union of Concerned Scientists and USA for UNHCR actually improved donation form conversion rates by showing more content to their paid traffic!
Saleforce Nonprofit
MARCH 23, 2022
Integration: We were looking for a CRM that could integrate more easily with the suite of tools we used for fundraising, email marketing, events, and advocacy work. Advocacy lists had to be manually compiled from the legacy systems and manually loaded into the marketing tool. Chief Information Senior Manager, PFLAG.
Network for Good
MAY 4, 2021
And while we may often think, “our donors are getting so much information thrown at them” or, “maybe we should go a little quieter and not have as much content out there,” we’ve seen from past examples that organizations that kept communicating and kept fundraising through crises were the ones that did best.
Bloomerang
AUGUST 16, 2021
Mastering relevant content marketing. If you don’t use analytic tools, it’s impossible to know how many people are engaging with your content and what, if any, action they’re taking after that engagement. Without that information, you won’t know what you need to adjust, scrap, or continue doing. Let’s say you’re a food bank.
Network for Good
MAY 4, 2021
And while we may often think, “our donors are getting so much information thrown at them” or, “maybe we should go a little quieter and not have as much content out there,” we’ve seen from past examples that organizations that kept communicating and kept fundraising through crises were the ones that did best.
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