Today, scaling a nonprofit has to include technology that captures and responds to audience preferences.
Once those constituents are reached, that same technology must then engage them to foster an impactful, trusted connection. That’s the surest way to prompt vital support like donations and volunteering.
When we talk about this type of growth—real, transformative, significant—we just have to mention HubSpot’s Marketing Hub in the same breath.
Most have little doubt that, to thrive and grow, nonprofits must embrace the right technology.
There’s simply no other way to engage today’s stakeholders on their own terms, be it with the right communications channels, browsers, payment options, mobile platforms, and the like.
Suppose you were handed an effective fundraising strategy, all wrapped up with what you need to maximize donations.
For your year-end campaign.
A doable-right-now action plan tailored specifically to your nonprofit’s cause, donors, and channels.
And you received this plan just three weeks after you said “Put it together.”
We’ve helped hundreds of nonprofits like Partners in Health, Surfrider Foundation, and Greater Good Charities identify and implement the right technology for growth.
If you and your team are struggling to reach and engage donors because your technology is outdated, hard to use, nonintegrated, or even nonexistent, this article is for you.
I’ll share how you can determine the best customer relationship management system (CRM) for your nonprofit using our proven method for evaluating technology.
Although many nonprofits use HubSpot as their customer relationship management system (CRM), is it the right one for you?
We’ve helped hundreds of nonprofits like Partners in Health, Surfrider Foundation, and Greater Good Charities identify and implement the right technology to grow.
If you and your team are struggling to reach and engage donors because of outdated, hard-to-use technology, this article is for you.
I’ll share how you can determine if HubSpot is the right nonprofit CRM for your organization using our proven method to evaluate technology.
In a previous article, I discussed the need for growth-oriented nonprofits to incorporate technology into their business culture.
A digital transformation helps keep your organization relevant, because you’re able to engage stakeholders on their terms in a one-to-one, impactful way.
To do this effectively, you need an effective customer relationship management system (CRM) as part of your “tech stack” foundation—one that tracks and manages donor, volunteer, and beneficiary interactions and cultivates constituents with personalized journeys.
Enter HubSpot for Nonprofits.
Traditionally, for one reason or another, nonprofits have long suffered the tail end of technology.
For example, most fundraising goes toward programs or services. And many nonprofits are forced to air their low percentage of donations used for infrastructure as a badge of honor.
Moreover, some also believe that using more than rudimentary technology reduces a personal touch with their donor base.
However, if you have any desire to grow, none of this should be.
Adding nonprofit capabilities to an established marketing CRM is another milestone in our mission of making for-profit technology accessible for donor-funded organizations.
I’ve got to admit, it felt validating to hear a name like HubSpot asking for us to build them a donation-ready CRM—customer relationship management system. I tried not to come off too excited.
Double your mission’s impact next year by launching a digital transformation now.
First, if you’re reading this in the new year of 2022, happy New Year! And if you’ve stumbled here later, it’s still relevant, so keep reading.
How to spend less on your digital transformation at just the right time for bigger returns.
Welcome to the digital-first world. You’ve personally been living in it for years, and now it’s time to punch through the barrier-to-entry for your nonprofit and welcome growth and greater impact for your mission.