The Nonprofit WordPress Experts
Here’s an easy way to get more donations: Ask for a smaller, recurring gift, instead of a larger one-time gift. Why? Because monthly giving program data consistently shows that donors who sign up for recurring donations result in more donations over … Read more
Understanding name servers, DNS records, domain registrars and website hosting can be a challenge even for people who have worked on the Web for years, but a quick overview coupled with a cheesy metaphor may help.
When you’re redesigning your website, you can work very hard to make your page and folder titles clear, but you really can’t be sure that you’re not mired down in organization-specific lingo, acculturated meanings, and historic implications. Card sorting can help.
At this year’s annual Salsa Community Conference we presented to more than 100 people about the importance and “how to” of mobile coding in email, donations, and advocacy forms.
Our new GLOW section celebrates and highlights campaigns from our favorite clients. We like to say that one of our favorite things about working with nonprofits is that it gives us the opportunity to bask in the warm glow … Read more
Yesterday marked one thousand days since the doomed Deepwater Horizon spilled millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, and, as the Environmental Defense Fund points out in their compelling new infographic, the Gulf is still waiting. Waiting … Read more
Wednesday just so happened to be our six-month anniversary. At least the six month anniversary of the day the state of Michigan officially acknowledged us as a legal entity. While it’d be another month (or two) before all three of … Read more
Without you, we never would have started Cornershop, and it never would have been as successful as we’ve been thus far. You make it not just possible, but worthwhile.
ICYMI: Google is using mobile-access as a factor in SEO rankings. If you want to be higher on the list when folks search for you, then you’re going to want to invest in mobile or responsive site design. Take a … Read more
Email can still be an effective communications tool, though it requires understanding who your constituents are and what they are interested in.
While CSS’s media queries are typically used in service of responsive design, we’ve identified another use for them: embeddable widgets that adapt to the space they’re placed in.
In the past, accommodating different email systems has largely consisted of simply offering an HTML formatted message, and a “plain text” version of the message for those who can’t (or won’t) receive HTML emails. No longer.