NonProfit Website Is Not Mobile-Friendly

My NonProfit Website Is Not Mobile-Friendly and Feels Outdated

Nobody wants to run across a website that looks – and acts – like it’s from the 1990s, but they are out there and need to be updated. They will be gone in 2 seconds and go to another organization’s site. Computer technology is constantly changing, and along with it is the way websites are designed and executed. It’s not enough to just have a web presence – that presence needs to be up-to-date. In the previous three blogs we’ve covered SEO, SEM, use of social media and overall user experience. In this post we’ll cover making your site mobile friendly.

Nonprofit Website with SEO

Building a Nonprofit Website with SEO

One essential strategy to increase traffic to your non-profit website is through SEO, or Search Engine Optimization. A large percentage of the work in SEO is extremely technical. Hence, it is very important to hire a developer that has knowledge of marketing, design and programming. When you don’t take the time to incorporate SEO techniques and best practices, you may save a little bit of money at first, but you will cost yourself results in the long run and sell yourself short.

NonProfit Web Designer

How to Choose a NonProfit Web Designer or Creative Team

As you start the process of working with web designer or creative firm/design studio), as with any business decision, you want to ensure that it is a good fit.  Every designer or studio is different and has different processes and outcomes. Ensure the designer or studio with whom you work with is focused on more than aesthetics and understands the objectives of your organization with every step of the design.