Google Analytics is an excellent tool for charities. It’s free (always important when you’re a non-profit and your budget is tight) and it can give you incredible insights into your web visitors. Used correctly, you’ll gain valuable information about content that encourages people to volunteer or donate. But it can
If you’re a charity, you’re entitled to $10,000 a month of free advertising through Google Ad Grants. Hurray! All that traffic sounds amazing, doesn’t it? But there are conditions to your grant that can make it difficult to get the traffic you might be expecting. Here’s how to get the
We have a fun rule in the office. Anyone who sends an email to another colleague has to donate £5 to a charity of the recipients choice. It’s transformed the way we communicate with one another in such positive way that we’re encouraging everyone to do it. Communication is
Trying to get digital knowledge to spread beyond the confines of the digital team can be the work of a lifetime for a head of digital in a charity. Even if you’ve got a digital team of a reasonable size, your organisation’s digital outputs are always going to be limited
Getting started with digital at your charity can be an overwhelming prospect. There is such a huge number of tools, platforms and opportunities out there that it can be impossible to narrow down where to start. Here are the 7 essential things we think every charity should have as part
Twitter is an online news and social media platform that enables people and organisations to share their thoughts and have discussions with other relevant Twitter users. It is the third most popular social media platform in the UK with 20 million users, following Facebook and Youtube. In this post we