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How to Create Better Charts to Show Fundraising Results

Connection Cafe

In this post, you’ll learn from my mistakes and create better charts for your audience – to show fundraising results, organization’s impact or benchmarking. Have you seen a chart and asked yourself, “What is this? Are we guilty of creating such charts ourselves? Different shapes or chart types have their uses.

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Rethinking Annual Giving Metrics: A New Storyline for Higher Ed

sgEngage

Maybe the story lies in how we measure success, how we improve the health of our annual giving programs. This will show better results in our current reporting and it will drive healthier results as we move forward. The original spirit of that measure made sense: Our alumni support us! This can reduce donor counts.

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How Do We Balance Measuring Outcomes with Measuring to Learn and Improve? (#SM_RE)

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I think sometimes there is a disconnect between measurement and the actual practice. In some organizations, measurement is this thing done at the end to justify or validate social media. These are the practice indicators for measurement – for three different areas – analysis, tools, and sense-making.

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Are You Charting Impact of Your Social Media?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

What if organizations focused these simple questions on their social media strategy using common sense measurement as my colleague Kami Huyse describes it in Geoff Livingston ’s, forthcoming book Welcome to the Fifth Estate. What is your organization aiming to accomplish?

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ChatGPT & Google Gemini Identify Four Essentials for Successful Nonprofit Giving Campaigns

Nonprofit Tech for Good

The pie chart illustrates proportionately how each contributes to the campaigns’ success. Finally, and this is critical: Measure your results against expectations. Measure, measure, measure. They can create these assets and help refine your media buy and distribution. This is a marathon, not a sprint.

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Think Big (but Start Small) with Nonprofit Innovation

sgEngage

Hecht said innovative organizations start specifically with the business result or ideal mission impact and then chart their path to the outcome by working through the details: What is the experience my donor is having? The objective is the destination; the key results get you there. What is the experience of my staff?

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The Fives Stages of Measurement Acceptance

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

KD Paine , my co-author of the Measuring the Networked Nonprofit (due out in later in 2012), pointed me to this gem of a measurement checklist in an infographic format. I like the positive frame they put on measurement malaise and the hat tip to Kobler-Ross. Denial: You can’t measure it.

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