May 13, 2013

How to establish thought leadership for your nonprofit

by Caroline Avakian

Especially for smaller to medium-sized nonprofits, thought leadership is one of the most effective and least expensive ways an organization can build awareness of their cause, support for their ideas and programs, and influence the communities they need to reach, including decision makers, policy makers and donors. Continue reading

May 7, 2013

Understand WordPress tags and categories

by John Haydon

WordPress users are often confused when it comes to differentiating between categories and tags. Learn the difference between the two, plus find out how to create effective tags and categories on your own blog. Continue reading

April 18, 2013

6 ways to optimize calls to action in your blog posts

by John Haydon

The only one purpose for your website is to encourage people to act. Check out these six simple ways to improve the calls to actions that exist with in your blog posts. Continue reading

April 17, 2013

4 reasons why blog post titles matter

by John Haydon

Blog post titles matter! Check out these four reasons why your title impacts search and sharing. Continue reading

August 15, 2012

7 smart techniques for content curation

by Guest

Heard of content curation? It’s the process of sifting through information on the Web — from articles to images to videos to tweets — to organize, filter and make sense of content and then to share the very best material with your network. Continue reading

August 14, 2012

10 ways to make your nonprofit site more awesome

by John Haydon

Despite the proliferation of social media, your website is still your primary identity online. It may not be the place where you engage with constituents and supporters, but it is the place they’lll go to when they want more from the relationship. Continue reading