Non-profits, NGOs, healthcare, and charitable organizations of all sizes are eager to maintain a strong online presence. If your web traffic is poor, you’ll miss out on communicating effectively with your target audiences. If you are concerned that your website isn’t getting enough traffic, here is a list of 4 possible reasons.
In this episode David explores a question from Alisha asking what she should do with old pages on her non-profit’s website? Is it okay to delete them?
It’s not enough to have just a website for your organization. There are some fundamental requirements to ensure it is not only serving your needs but also the needs of your visitors. How does your non-profit stack up? Read this article to learn the basics of a good website.
In this episode David explores the do’s and do not’s for non-profit website design, and provides quick wins for you to implement on your charity website.
It goes without saying that every organization should maintain a website to mark its online presence. But simply having a website is not enough. Your website should be effectively communicating about your organization. Here are some important points to ensure that it is.
As of 2020, just over 50% of website traffic came from mobile phones (compared to 16% in 2013) and it’s likely that this number will continue to increase. In addition, 58% of Google searches are from mobile devices.
What does this mean for your website? If it is not optimized for mobile devices, visitors are most likely to abandon it because they can’t read it on a small screen. Let’s get to know more about mobile-friendly websites and how you can make the necessary changes.
