Archive for the ‘fundraising’ Category

Hanging on your every word? article

The rush to set up spaces on social networks to raise funds and engage with people is not necessarily a sure fire bet. Even if supporters do hang on your every word through Twitter bon mots it doesn’t mean they’ll reach into their pockets. People from not-for-profit organisations I talked to for an article published [...]

Is Michael in the audience today?

I’m sitting in the audience at the National Technology Conference being held in San Francisco. The presentation I’m attending is on “Why the donate button isn’t enough: designing program-centric appeals online”. When I say I’m in the audience, I’m not actually there. Instead I’m part of the global audience viewing the workshop online. With a [...]

Earlier today… a toe in the water {revisited} talk

When Brendon Veale from Wellington Zoo introduced me at today’s FINZ Central Division learning lunch he said I was going to shed some light on the world of online fundraising. What a big topic!!. I only had an hour so I quickly let everyone know my slightly narrower focus: an exploration of how to use [...]

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