Where we look for lost revenue
Our clients already raise money online and suspect they should raise more. Each engagement starts wherever the evidence is weakest.
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Donation pages
Most giving pages lose more gifts than they need to. We look at the form, the ask amounts, and the reason to give today, then test replacements against what you have now.
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Email fundraising
Appeals, welcome series, and the rhythm between them. Written to sound like a person wrote them, and judged on revenue per email sent rather than open rates.
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Donor acquisition
Paid social, search, and native ads, measured on what a new donor costs and what that donor gives over the following year. Cheap clicks that never become gifts don't count as success.
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Retention
What happens after the first gift decides whether there is a second. We work on the receipt, the thank-you, and the timing of the next ask.
It's also why we build ThankDrop, which lets a nonprofit send each donor a personal thank-you voicemail.
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Measurement
Tracking that connects an ad or an email to the gift it produced, so every recommendation rests on numbers your team can check for itself.
How an engagement starts
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You write
A short email about what's wrong: a page that underperforms, a year-end campaign that stalled, a board asking why online revenue is flat.
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We look together
A call to walk through your numbers and your pages. You'll leave it knowing whether we think we can help.
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Written scope
A proposal with the work, the timeline, and the price, agreed before anything starts.
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Baseline, then change
We record where things stand, make changes, and report what moved and what didn't. Results that don't hold up get said plainly.
Tell us where online giving is stuck.
A paragraph is enough to start. Include a link to your donation page if you have one.
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