Optimize Your Year-End Online Fundraising
Year-end giving is right around the corner, are you prepared? The final months of the year are a crucial time for nonprofits to raise funds, and the popularity of online
Category: Online Giving
Using PayPal to Increase Conversion Rates
There are many options and integrations you can leverage to boost your online fundraising with RaiseDonors. Of course, not every nonprofit needs to use all of RaiseDonors’ features to be
Should Nonprofits Give Donors the Option to Cover Transaction Fees?
Asking donors to cover the transaction fees on their online gifts has become commonplace on giving forms these days. It’s not hard to see why. While these fees might seem
5 Reasons Donors Choose Not to Give
It’s tough to think about, but the reality is that 98 to 99% of the people who visit your website will not make a donation. Beyond that, somewhere around 80
3 Reasons to Add an ACH Payment Option to Your Donation Pages [And How to Do It]
Have you set up your giving page to accept ACH payments as a giving option yet? If you’re not sure about going this route, let’s talk about why you should
The Best Data to Collect for Matching Gift Fundraising
This guest post was provided by Double the Donation Effective matching gift strategies can help your nonprofit secure additional fundraising revenue, increase donor engagement, and build mutually beneficial relationships with
3 Ways Your Value Proposition Is Being Sabotaged
According to our friends at NextAfter, only 50% of giving pages offer a clear value proposition. So what if you’re one of the 50% but your conversion rate goals are
Using Donation Pages to Connect, Not Transact
Struggling to boost your donation pages’ conversion rates? Motivating more donors to give a gift on your donation page might be as simple as changing your approach. In online fundraising,
Avoid this End of Year Giving Disaster
For most nonprofits, the end of year giving season is in full swing. Even if donors haven’t received your end of year fundraising messaging yet, chances are, you’ve been working