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10 Tips for Online Challenge Event Fundraising
At the Blackbaud Relationship Management conference I discussed Challenge Event Fundraising and the best ways to get the most out of these events. I'd like to share some of the findings but first some background. The average UK gift is around £10...
Relationship Management Conference 2009
So the Blackbaud Europe conference is upon us once more (starts Monday 12th). It's been rebranded this year as the Relationship Management Conference and has some excellent speakers. Keynote this year is Paul Williamson , head of ticketing for the...
#welovethenhs
I saw something yesterday that made me realise the amazing power of the social network and felt that I should really talk about it. Graham Linehan , an Irish TV writer, made a comment on Twitter about another comment that some right wing folks in the...
Measuring success online - Is this internet thing worth the effort?
I've been away for a while and for that I apologise! Since my last post I've been holed up for a few weeks in our Charleston office strategising around our online products and preparing for work we're going to do next year...all top secret...
Stick it on Facebook
Figured I'd go back and look at some of the functionality we've added to BBNC which may have been overlooked in the razzmatazz of other releases. I found one piece that I know I've not been pushing and haven't seen others pushing much...
Raising awareness and funds online
So it's getting up to Easter time and everyone is heading out on an extended weekend here in the UK. I know our US cousins don't get this weekend so I expect to come back to a massive number of emails...especially as I've decided to take a...
Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics
There are two kinds of statistics, the kind you look up and the kind you make up. ~Rex Stout, Death of a Doxy Last week I had the privilege of speaking at the Communicating Success 2009 conference run by Action Planning . This was by far my biggest audience...