In our last blog post, we talked about how to implement the Pareto Principle in your grant writing work. Today, we’re talking about your nonprofit’s website and how you could really think of this post as a Pareto Principle, Part 2 post. As a quick recap, the Pareto Principle states that roughly 20% of…
Say goodbye to 2019 and hello to 2020. This year promises to bring big things in a variety of arenas – politics, science, and technology, just to name a few. But I also hope that it will usher in great successes and milestones for YOU personally and professionally as well as for the organization…
One of the most common things I hear from clients and readers is that they struggle to get consistent engagement with their followers on social media. Many of them even have substantial numbers of followers, but for whatever reason, those followers aren’t liking, sharing, or commenting on any of the organization’s posts. It’s a pickle…
I have never encountered a nonprofit that wasn’t short on time, staff, or both. It’s just the nature of the industry that we all try to do as much as possible with as little as possible. We could have a debate about whether or not that’s a good thing, but for now let’s just…
Did you know that over a third of all websites on the internet are powered by WordPress? Well, they are. And for good reason. For anyone not in the know, WordPress is a powerful open-source website creation platform that can help you build compelling, easy-to-use websites for as little or as much as you want…
Can I ask you 2, very important questions? Ok, here goes: #1 – Does your organization need more ticket sales/class registrations/etc.? #2 – Do you need more engagement on your social media accounts and at in-person events to help you keep patrons and donors interested? You likely answered ‘yes’ to both of these,…