3 Reasons Your Nonprofit Website Needs Responsive Design
In this digital age where everyone is looking for access to information quickly, it is important that you create the best nonprofit website with a mobile-first experience in mind.
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In this digital age where everyone is looking for access to information quickly, it is important that you create the best nonprofit website with a mobile-first experience in mind.
Your website is the foundation for your digital presence, so it’s gotta be good.
In one short year, mobile giving increased 45% from the 2014 giving season to the 2015 season.
The future of mobile fundraising is sitting in your pocket. Simplify, embrace social connectivity, and use authenticity to build your organization’s future. It’s time to take our fundraising and communication strategies to the next level.
An introduction to Content Models that defines a Content Model, explains the importance and points to a success story of a nonprofit using a Content Model.
The proverbial fire has just been lit beneath you—your site needs to be mobile friendly, or you are going to find your reach start to contract.
Traffic from mobile devices comprises anywhere from 50-60% of all web traffic.
Our report provides independent schools with a first of its kind view into how 3,000 private schools are approaching web navigation and responsive design.
A mobile fundraising study across 343 nonprofit websites will help us separate our facts from our opinions.
So many nonprofit websites are moving to responsive, but how does responsive help organizations raise more money?
