SEO From the Beginning
Search structure is far cheaper to build in than to retrofit. Clear page titles, one clear H1 per page, descriptive URLs and pages that answer real questions do most of the work.
Nonprofit websites
Six jobs
It should help people find you, understand you, trust you, join you, support you and come back.
Search structure is far cheaper to build in than to retrofit. Clear page titles, one clear H1 per page, descriptive URLs and pages that answer real questions do most of the work.
One page per program, written for someone who has never heard of you. Say what happens, who it serves and what it costs to run.
If you serve specific communities, say so in dedicated pages. Local searchers and local businesses both find you that way.
Focused, specific and short. Tie an amount to an outcome and remove every step that is not required.
Explain the commitment honestly, then capture the contact and follow up quickly while interest is high.
Give businesses a page that speaks to them: what a partnership looks like, what they get, and how to start a conversation.
A registration path that captures contacts, confirms automatically and keeps attendees in your follow-up after the event.
Every meaningful page should give an interested visitor a reason and a way to stay in touch.
Form submissions should trigger real sequences in your CRM rather than landing in one inbox.
Measure which pages produce donors, volunteers and partners so effort goes where it works.
Join the Non-Profit Club and start with the pages and funnels that move people to act.