Your Website Isn’t Broken. You’re Just Not Using It.

If your nonprofit’s website feels underwhelming, the problem might not be design or technology. It might be that it’s simply not being used. In this article, Spencer Brooks explores why many nonprofit sites are quietly underperforming, not because they’re broken, but because they lack the leadership and capacity needed to stay aligned with their mission. And more importantly, what to do about it.

Why You Deserve Unlimited PTO And 32-Hour Workweeks

The lines between work and personal life are becoming increasingly blurred with smartphones and tablets constantly interrupting us with work-related emails, texts, and phone calls. Here’s why Brooks Digital is on a mission to create an environment that helps protect your work-life boundaries so you can live an intentional, fulfilling life.

SEO for Nonprofits: The Definitive Collection

This guide isn’t aimed at making you feel bad or making your organization seem outdated or uncool for not being good at SEO. It’s about providing a foundation of knowledge—a collection of resources—that will take you from, “S-E-huh?” to navigating the world of Google SERPs (search engine results pages) with confidence.

The Nonprofit Website Redesign Is Dead

It’s time to embrace a modern and iterative process known as Growth-Driven Design (GDD). With the GDD approach, the monolithic process of the website redesign is broken down into discrete increments. It’s built on an agile/lean methodology where the entire website is treated as an evolving business asset, rather than a static thing.

Setting Website Goals When You’re Stumped

The problem is that many nonprofits don’t take the time to identify these goals or bake them into the strategy of developing and updating their website. Rather than identifying key, strategic objectives for the site, they end up with goals like, “make it look pretty,” or, “make sure people can donate.” These are features—not goals. Big difference.

Getting Unstuck: 6 Keys to Avoid Website Project Hell

People are at the heart of every technology project. And ultimately, the mindsets and attitudes of the people involved in a technology project determine whether it succeeds with flying colors, or descends into the hellzone. Let’s discuss some of the ways that your organization can shift their thinking and their approach to website projects in order to maximize its chances of success.

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