Non-profits need to build websites that scale and doing this
can be particularly challenging in knowing what software to use, how to build
and how to maintain to maximize online revenue. We thought it might be helpful
to break this down into a few areas:
- Websites that Grow with Your Non-profit
- Online Revenue Sources
- Ad Spend Statistics for Non-Profits
Websites that Grow with Your Non-Profit
Designing your website to ensure scalability is key to donor
management and donor health over the years. Ensuring you have an easy user
experience with a direct path to donations is a huge key to early on success.
Further, choosing the right platform that offers responsive code and can scale
with the growth of your non-profit is of paramount concern. Some good questions
to ponder in choosing a platform include:
1.
Will you have technical people who work on staff
or should the platform be more user friendly?
2.
Will you be accepting donations online? If so,
which payment processor will you use?
3.
Will you be integrating with other non-profit
database or CRM systems?
4.
How technical is your current team for
maintaining a website?
5.
Will you require outside help to get going?
Online Revenue Sources
Many people start their non-profit for the good of the
planet, yet with little online revenue generation expertise. How will you meet this
gap in skills knowledge? There are a variety of ways, but we recommend doing
your research and partnering with someone who has deep expertise in online digital
marketing. For example, below are a short list of possible online revenue
sources:
1.
Google Adwords/Bing/Paid Search
2.
Organic Search
3.
Social Media Ads/Boosted Posts
4.
Content Syndication
5.
Webinars
6.
Gated Content
7.
Video marketing
While there are many other online revenue sources, this
gives you a few examples of how many technologies are out there for you to
integrate with. Also, each of these has specific implications when planning
your website strategy.
Ad Spend Statistics for Non-Profits
What is your budget for growing your non-profit? How will
you attract new visitors? And, what if your budget is super small at first? How
do you accommodate for that? These are all very good questions but a good first
place to start is to look at statistics for the industry such as below.
In this example, if a company wants $1 million in online
revenue, like companies are spending about $50,000 in digital advertising. This
might come as a shock to many start-ups out there, but the facts remain,
building your audience and advocates takes time and energy including money. Be
prepared to start small, test what works and do more of what works. A little
bit here can go a long ways.
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