This week I asked Mark Haak to write about some work we’ve been doing. We have been putting charities like yours - back in the drivers seat of their website. In the spirit of keeping things simple and straightforward, we have been working with charities like yours to show them how easy it is to regain control of their websites and more importantly, keep it current and relevant to your donor and their needs.
Technology has made it possible to get a site built to your specific needs and then allows you to update things when you need to, as you need to. No more waiting for your “webmaster”.
The best part of all, is that it likely costs less than you think.
Enjoy Mark’s post.
Take control of your non profit’s website and fire your webmaster!
OK, maybe that’s taking it a bit far for some organizations, but there is truth in that statement.
Technology has changed and its time you took notice. Why should a non profit care about technology? Because it will give you the power to easily communicate to your donors and build a community around your cause – every charity knows the benefits of that.
Gone are the days of asking your IT guy to make updates to your site content. Gone are the delays, extra charges and excuses. Most organizations don’t make updates to their site because it costs too much or takes too long. What if you (yes, you) could do it all yourself?
By using an “open source” content management system (CMS) you can update you own content. What does t...
