by Todd Turner
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Leaders of Christian Nonprofits wear plenty of hats… I don’t think many people expect them to be masters of all of them. When it comes to Digital Strategies and online fundraising, Executive Directors, founders, and CEOs sometimes punt the responsibilities to the “technical staff” or vendors. Or they govern progress to campaigns, ideas, or anything leadership can “understand and manage.” The Non Technical Christian Leader or Pastor is my target client. I help them learn to manage what is important, stop activity that is not, and teach them how to read the dashboard of digital efforts. Join in to today’s discussion built especially for Christian leaders who don’t feel “technical” and would rather focus their time to their strength.
Fund Your God Sized Missions. Online digital fundraising is transforming the nonprofit landscape, enabling organizations to reach wider audiences, streamline their operations, and achieve new heights in serving their communities. With its benefits of widespread reach, cost-effectiveness, and enhanced personalization, this innovative approach is here to stay.
Learn how to find new donors without breaking the bank while retaining your existing ones through effective donor retention strategies. Discover methods to optimize your precious time as an Executive Director, freeing up hours for strategic planning. Align your team and vendors to row together towards common goals, ensuring a united and cohesive fundraising approach. Gain confidence in showcasing your digital fundraising ROI and stewardship to board members and donors.
Uncover the essential elements that require careful consideration. From establishing a rock-solid case for support to understanding donor retention rates, optimizing your website, and measuring donation abandonment, each component plays a vital role in maximizing your fundraising potential.
Listen to The Executive Director and Pastor Guide to Sowing and Reaping Online Givers. Most all “help” for digital strategies is aimed at the doers at the keyboard and cellphone but there is not a lot of help out there for those managing an organization’s Digital Strategies… from the Executive Director’s or Pastors chair. I’m