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How to Maximize Success Stories Across Your Nonprofit’s Digital Channels

Nonprofit Tech for Good

WFP USA has posted a nearly 650-word story of Rani on their blog with a big headline, full-size photos, large text, and bold quotes. The image hints at the safety precautions, camaraderie, and good feeling of giving back that others can expect to find if they serve with The Mission Continues.

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A Mind on Design: Things to Avoid When Building a WordPress Blog

Byte Technology

So use ample white space (it will help your headlines and any imagery stand out better) and put the less important stuff on a linked-to page. Remember that you want visitors to focus on the words, and a junked-up and cluttered site is a big turn off, especially in respect to sidebars. are all topics you should avoid divulging.

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Nine Digital Marketing Lessons Nonprofits Can Learn from charity: water

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Ideally it will appear in the headline on your homepage, but don’t stop there; follow charity: water´s lead and weave it into other parts of your site, your social media messages, blog posts and your explainer video. Get Creative With Your Copy, Especially in Your Headlines and CTAs. How can your organization apply this?

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Donor Retention: Reasons to Keep Your Supporters Giving Year Round

Greater Giving

Make sure you follow up with them every once in awhile through emails or social media posts reminding them of your cause and asking if there’s anything new going on in their lives (hint: this can lead into asking for another donation). You can’t help but notice the negative headlines this year.

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22 Email Ledes That Always Work!!

M+R

Rip from the headlines The news is urgent, tangible, and real. Climate Has Already Changed, Study Finds, Citing Heat and Floods That’s the headline on today’s New York Times front page. Bait your hook with just a hint of what’s to come, and hope your reader feels compelled to read the whole thing.

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Donor Acquisition: 3 Donation Form Tweaks that will Quickly Improve Online Fundraising

Connection Cafe

There’s no magic answer to the ideal calibration of layout, copy, images, fields, offer and headline that drive the highest possible levels of donor acquisition. Some hints from Mark Montenero, Lead Client Success Manager at Blackbaud. . Don’t distract them!

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Build a Non-profit Website that Works [Steal These Ideas!]

Get Fully Funded

It gives a person the essence and hints about the work the organization does. You can also emphasize your headlines and key phrases by bolding them, increasing the font size, and capitalizing the letters. Let’s break it down: Logo: Your logo is an image that gives people a feel for what your organization is about. They invoke a mood.

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