Remove Audience Remove Metrics Remove Problem Remove Test
article thumbnail

Digging Into Data: 7 Key Metrics to Track + Common Data Questions

Allegiance Group

To truly understand the health of your organization, there are seven key metrics you should track in your database: Year-on-year revenue Donor file growth Donor retention Gifts per donor Average gift Revenue per donor Cost to acquire Data can be overwhelming. How often should I look at these metrics? What about the revenue per donor?

Metrics 52
article thumbnail

5 Tips for Creating Shareable Content Your Audience Will Love

Media Cause

Optimizing content for your nonprofit should start by looking at your audience. The most important thing your content needs to do is connect your audience with your organization or mission. also increases the rate at which audiences remember brands, products, and ads. Engage with your audience by giving them shareable content.

professionals

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Social Media with M+R: How to Measure the Metrics that Matter

EveryAction

Last week, I sat down with Amy Peyrot, Senior Consultant, Social Media Specialist, and resident mathlete at M+R , to discuss all things social media metrics. Here are some of Amy's thoughts on these common social media metrics and how to achieve them. Goal: Engagement Metric: Overall Engagement Rate.

Metrics 100
article thumbnail

Behold! The fundraising power of a little cultivation!

M+R

That assumption was also backed by years of UCS’s email fundraising metrics consistently beating M+R benchmarks. If too little cultivation was a real problem, we’d have seen it show up in fundraising metrics, right? Well, in the last few years, email metrics did start to decline.

article thumbnail

How to craft a data-driven social media strategy for your nonprofit 

Candid

There is so much expert advice out there about how much you should post, what types of content are the best, and how to reach new audiences. The problem is, this advice is often aimed at organizations with dedicated social media folks, or even teams of them. Set a time period for the test. In a year, what will success look like?

article thumbnail

Launching a successful nonprofit communications campaign

Candid

To spread the word about a new initiative or build awareness around your mission-driven work, effective communication with your audiences is key. Step 2: Define your audience Understanding your audience can make or break your communications campaign’s success. Define the problem. Outline the solution.

article thumbnail

What is your organization’s “One Metric That Matters”?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

One is about nonprofit performance assessment and written for an audience of nonprofits, especially those that manage social service programs. The other is about using data to make decisions, but for the start up audience. They have some ideas in common – including finding the “One Metric that Matters.”

Metrics 102