This document contains a presentation on website optimization and search engine optimization (SEO) topics for Blackbaud. It discusses optimizing communication channels, factors that influence SEO, why SEO is needed, before and after examples of SEO, implementing SEO for nonprofits in phases, website usability testing, mobile optimized websites, and the website redesign process. Visual aids like diagrams and screenshots are included to explain concepts.
This document provides guidance on ethical link building strategies. It begins by discussing why links are important for search engine optimization and how link value is assessed. It then outlines various credible link building tactics, grouping them into technical, content-focused, social media, internal linking, offline, and partnership categories. Specific recommendations are provided for each category to help readers develop a comprehensive inbound link building strategy.
Beginners Guide to link Building | Paddy MooganDilip Sharma
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This document summarizes the key points from the introduction chapter of "The Beginner's Guide to Link Building" by SEOmoz. It discusses that link building is the process of acquiring links from other websites to boost search engine rankings. While link building is difficult, mastering the art of building high-quality links from relevant websites can provide significant benefits for SEO and traffic. The document emphasizes focusing link building efforts on natural, editorial links as well as manual outreach to domain authorities in order to build quality backlinks.
The document outlines an online giving campaign with multiple segments and appeals across the year. It includes a fall appeal and e-appeal targeting leadership and non-leadership donors, as well as athletes and nursing non-donors. A spring appeal and fiscal year-end appeal are also outlined with multiple mailings and emails. Match Madness, a March giving campaign, is previewed and officially launched with landing pages and giving pages over several dates.
The document discusses distributed financial reporting for non-profits. It provides an agenda that includes introductions, an overview of financial report types and access methods, and case studies from the University of South Carolina Foundations and Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America. The University of South Carolina Foundations case study discusses their use of a data warehouse to provide university-wide financial reporting by department and college.
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This document provides an overview of the features and capabilities of the Blackbaud NetCommunity alumni engagement platform. It highlights key modules for alumni self-service including profile management, surveys and polls. It also outlines website features like directories, class pages, events and donation forms. The document showcases examples of how various colleges and non-profits utilize Blackbaud NetCommunity.
The document outlines how Marquette University uses dashboards in The Raiser's Edge to provide fundraising staff quick access to relevant constituent information. It discusses the types of dashboards available, how to build effective dashboards using queries, and provides examples of dashboards used at Marquette to track gifts, actions, prospects and events. Testimonials from Marquette staff demonstrate how dashboards help improve stewardship, identify leads and make work processes more efficient.
Keeping it Real with Dashboards in The Financial EdgeBlackbaud
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Picture this: Returning to your office and being able to quickly create a snapshot of your organization’s key Financial Edge information in real-time. In this session, we’ll show you how to view your organization’s financial position, including interim statements, unpaid invoices, receivables due, and a list of key projects. Plus, you’ll learn how to export your dashboard panel to an Excel® spreadsheet.
The document outlines a presentation on using audit trails for performance management. It discusses how audit trails can track changes made to records across different systems and fields. The presentation then describes how the audit trail data can be analyzed using a multidimensional database and business intelligence tools to gain insights into areas like user performance, constituent activity, and record changes over time. Visualizations of the data in Excel are demonstrated to show how the system can be used for performance analysis.
This document provides guidance on ethical link building strategies. It begins by discussing why links are important for search engine optimization and how link value is assessed. It then outlines various credible link building tactics, grouping them into technical, content-focused, social media, internal linking, offline, and partnership categories. Specific recommendations are provided for each category to help readers develop a comprehensive inbound link building strategy.
Beginners Guide to link Building | Paddy MooganDilip Sharma
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This document summarizes the key points from the introduction chapter of "The Beginner's Guide to Link Building" by SEOmoz. It discusses that link building is the process of acquiring links from other websites to boost search engine rankings. While link building is difficult, mastering the art of building high-quality links from relevant websites can provide significant benefits for SEO and traffic. The document emphasizes focusing link building efforts on natural, editorial links as well as manual outreach to domain authorities in order to build quality backlinks.
The document outlines an online giving campaign with multiple segments and appeals across the year. It includes a fall appeal and e-appeal targeting leadership and non-leadership donors, as well as athletes and nursing non-donors. A spring appeal and fiscal year-end appeal are also outlined with multiple mailings and emails. Match Madness, a March giving campaign, is previewed and officially launched with landing pages and giving pages over several dates.
The document discusses distributed financial reporting for non-profits. It provides an agenda that includes introductions, an overview of financial report types and access methods, and case studies from the University of South Carolina Foundations and Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America. The University of South Carolina Foundations case study discusses their use of a data warehouse to provide university-wide financial reporting by department and college.
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This document provides an overview of the features and capabilities of the Blackbaud NetCommunity alumni engagement platform. It highlights key modules for alumni self-service including profile management, surveys and polls. It also outlines website features like directories, class pages, events and donation forms. The document showcases examples of how various colleges and non-profits utilize Blackbaud NetCommunity.
The document outlines how Marquette University uses dashboards in The Raiser's Edge to provide fundraising staff quick access to relevant constituent information. It discusses the types of dashboards available, how to build effective dashboards using queries, and provides examples of dashboards used at Marquette to track gifts, actions, prospects and events. Testimonials from Marquette staff demonstrate how dashboards help improve stewardship, identify leads and make work processes more efficient.
Keeping it Real with Dashboards in The Financial EdgeBlackbaud
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Picture this: Returning to your office and being able to quickly create a snapshot of your organization’s key Financial Edge information in real-time. In this session, we’ll show you how to view your organization’s financial position, including interim statements, unpaid invoices, receivables due, and a list of key projects. Plus, you’ll learn how to export your dashboard panel to an Excel® spreadsheet.
The document outlines a presentation on using audit trails for performance management. It discusses how audit trails can track changes made to records across different systems and fields. The presentation then describes how the audit trail data can be analyzed using a multidimensional database and business intelligence tools to gain insights into areas like user performance, constituent activity, and record changes over time. Visualizations of the data in Excel are demonstrated to show how the system can be used for performance analysis.
Seo research, analysis and advice for ranking on the keyword phrase interne...Brian Bateman
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This document is an SEO competitive analysis report from SEO, LLC for the website http://splinternetmarketing.com/default.asp. It analyzes the website's performance on Google for the keyword "Internet Marketing" and provides metrics on how well the site optimizes for 130 relevant ranking factors. The report finds the site meets 92% of requirements for a top 10 ranking and identifies 6 factors it fails on. Tables at the end provide data on the site's keyword optimization and metrics.
SEO stands for “search engine optimization.” In simple terms, SEO means the process of improving your website to increase its visibility in Google, Microsoft Bing,
THE BETTER VISIBILITY YOUR PAGES HAVE IN SEARCH RESULTS, THE MORE
LIKELY YOU ARE TO BE FOUND AND CLICKED ON. ULTIMATELY, THE GOAL OF
SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION IS TO HELP ATTRACT WEBSITE VISITORS
WHO WILL BECOME CUSTOMERS
This webinar was presented by Blueliner CEO, Arman Rousta on October 27th, 2010. It features Blueliner Marketing's methodology and digital strategy. Information on future webinar events can be viewed on http://www.bluelinerny.com/events
Demand quest seo training 1 16x9 10.2018Nate Plaunt
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This document provides an overview of a search engine optimization (SEO) training session. The agenda includes introductions, how search engines work, what SEO is, the SEO pyramid, local SEO, and a 30-minute SEO checkup. It discusses how search and searchers have evolved over time. It also covers technical on-page SEO factors like XML sitemaps, robots.txt files, and page speed as well as off-page factors like backlinks, citations, and competitors. Content strategy and content marketing are also summarized, including steps to identify gaps and fill them. The importance of local SEO and ranking factors is explained.
Demand quest seo training May 2018 - session 1Nate Plaunt
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This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) training. It begins with an agenda that includes introductions, how search engines work, what SEO is, technical and structural SEO factors, on-page and off-page optimization, content strategy, and a 30-minute SEO checkup. The presentation discusses how search engines and user queries have evolved, and how the search engine algorithms and rankings are constantly changing. It emphasizes the importance of SEO for businesses and provides strategies for optimization including on-page elements, links, content and technical foundations like site maps, page speed, and mobile responsiveness.
How to Scale SEO Work NOBODY Wants to Do (Including Your Competitors) to Rapi...RochelledeLeon5
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This document discusses how to scale SEO work using cloud-based optimization. It describes the realities of enterprise SEO, including the many moving parts that must be managed daily and limitations of common systems. It then outlines nine key on-page SEO elements, such as titles and descriptions, robots.txt files, and canonical tags, that can be optimized using RankSense software to dynamically update code and leverage the cloud. Implementing these types of automated cloud-based optimizations can help scale SEO work by reducing time spent on routine tasks from months or weeks to just minutes or hours.
How to scale SEO work NOBODY wants to do (including your competitors) to rapi...Hamlet Batista
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Webinar with Craig Smith, Founder, and CEO of Trinity Insight, in which I talk about how to get more work done faster with fewer resources to drive the performance of your SEO program and increase traffic.
The document provides a 10 step checklist for effective SEO and strong rankings. It discusses the importance of search and outlines steps like creating great content, making content accessible to search engines, prioritizing usability and design, performing keyword research, optimizing pages for keywords, and leveraging search engine tools. The checklist emphasizes the need to satisfy users and search engines through high quality content, technical SEO best practices, and a focus on keywords and topics relevant to target audiences.
This document discusses search engine optimization (SEO) techniques. It begins with an introduction to digital marketing and SEO. The document then covers SEO metrics, components of search engines, keyword research factors, on-page and off-page optimization strategies, link building guidelines, and website monetization. It concludes with references in APA format. In under 3 sentences, the document provides an overview of digital marketing and SEO, discusses key on-page and off-page optimization techniques to improve search engine rankings, and cites references used.
Free Basic SEO Course/Workshop - AnadigmeJoaquin Poggi
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Slides from the SEO Course from Anadigme Head of Search, short description about the course:
* Real project training, step by step for building your SEO plan.
* All main and most important areas of SEO.
* How to stop wasting time in things that don´t work.
* The tools you need to improve sales.
* Content Marketing Tools and tips for your business.
* Technical SEO Free Tools for finding those errors that hurt your Google rankings.
- The document is a presentation on search engine marketing (SEM) masterclass. It will cover optimizing website ranking in search engines, performing keyword research and benchmarks, implementing best practice SEO, link building strategies, paid search campaigns, managing paid search budgets, ad copywriting, and measuring SEM success. The training will take place from 9am to 5pm with breaks at 10:30am, 12:30-1:30pm, and 3pm. The presenter has over 15 years of training experience.
Essential guide to understanding SEO and Webometrics - and quick tips and act...Gagandeep Walia
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The document discusses search engine optimization (SEO) and provides an overview of key concepts. It begins with an introduction to SEO and how search engines work, covering topics like crawlers, algorithms, and ranking factors. It then discusses understanding and implementing SEO, including on-page elements, accessibility, and keyword research. The document provides guidance on SEO strategy and optimization techniques.
Advanced SEO presentation given to Vacation Rental Managers Association at the VRMA National Conference 2011 in Orlando Florida.
Topics include:
-Vacation Rental Industry Benchmark Data, Website Size, Duplicate Content, Website Speed, Google Analytics, Linking factors Online Reviews, Schema coding, Social Indicators, Brand Factors, User Signals, Google Adwords, and Google +
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SEO 3.0 - Conversion Rate OptimizationMarcel Media
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Kelly Cutler presented on conversion rate optimization (CRO). CRO focuses on improving user experience and converting website visitors into customers. Key benefits include increasing revenue and driving ROI. The CRO process examines site focus, page layout, navigation, copy, promotions, checkout, and imagery. Tools like conversion funnels, form analytics, and heatmaps help analyze user behavior. Case studies showed how redesigning pages for YourLabelsNow and changing copy for Allen Brothers increased conversions by 23% and 180% respectively through CRO.
The document discusses search engine optimization (SEO) best practices. It covers four main topics: 1) the current state of search and major ranking factors, 2) the future of search including featured snippets and progressive web apps, 3) ways to increase ROI by targeting opportunity gaps, and 4) tools for discovering online opportunities like keyword research. The document emphasizes optimizing for user intent, researching SERP features, comparing pages to competitors, and refurbishing top content.
July 26 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Britney MullerOur July Marquee speaker is Britney Muller, SEO & Content Architect at Moz. She is a Minnesota native who relocated to Colorado after graduating from the University of Minnesota and has been working in digital marketing since 2007. Britney now resides in Denver, CO where she began teaching herself code in 2010 and founded Pryde Marketing in 2012. Pryde optimizes businesses online and offline conversion rates through in-depth geo-local target market and customer acquisition research. She also joined Moz in July 2016 and is responsible for managing all on-site SEO, discovering digital opportunities and assisting with overall product strategy. In her spare time, Britney enjoys snowboarding, golf, cross-country skiing, reading, knitting and spending time with friends and family in her spare time. But if we’re being honest, she truly loves playing around with APIs, scraping data, reverse engineering websites, and getting better at python, javascript and Ruby in her spare time as well.
Motto: If you aren’t living on the edge, you’re taking up too much space.
Session Details:
Whether you solely rely on Google or not, the future of search engines will play a huge part of your marketing plans. As Google and Bing look to continuously improve their customer experience, you too must continue to stay current on updates, research your competitors and test your strategies. Do that and you’ll make it through. Attendees will walk away with specific insights they can take back and immediately apply to their everyday work.
In this session Britney will uncover:
Where Search is today
Where Search is going
How to prepare for the future (complete with executable takeaways).
And much more
Recommended for: Businesses, marketing professionals and agencies with an intermediate to advanced level of SEO and digital marketing knowledge.
For our June 2019 event, Search Social & Attribution, we had two fantastic speakers.
Dale Nguyen presented: Developing a Data-Driven Link Building Strategy Using Google, Competitor, & Industry Insights
Francois Goube presented: What I learned from crawling 10 billions of Pages and analyzing 5 Trillions of log lines.
For full recaps of this and past events, head on over to utahdmc.org
Seo research, analysis and advice for ranking on the keyword phrase interne...Brian Bateman
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This document is an SEO competitive analysis report from SEO, LLC for the website http://splinternetmarketing.com/default.asp. It analyzes the website's performance on Google for the keyword "Internet Marketing" and provides metrics on how well the site optimizes for 130 relevant ranking factors. The report finds the site meets 92% of requirements for a top 10 ranking and identifies 6 factors it fails on. Tables at the end provide data on the site's keyword optimization and metrics.
SEO stands for “search engine optimization.” In simple terms, SEO means the process of improving your website to increase its visibility in Google, Microsoft Bing,
THE BETTER VISIBILITY YOUR PAGES HAVE IN SEARCH RESULTS, THE MORE
LIKELY YOU ARE TO BE FOUND AND CLICKED ON. ULTIMATELY, THE GOAL OF
SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION IS TO HELP ATTRACT WEBSITE VISITORS
WHO WILL BECOME CUSTOMERS
This webinar was presented by Blueliner CEO, Arman Rousta on October 27th, 2010. It features Blueliner Marketing's methodology and digital strategy. Information on future webinar events can be viewed on http://www.bluelinerny.com/events
Demand quest seo training 1 16x9 10.2018Nate Plaunt
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This document provides an overview of a search engine optimization (SEO) training session. The agenda includes introductions, how search engines work, what SEO is, the SEO pyramid, local SEO, and a 30-minute SEO checkup. It discusses how search and searchers have evolved over time. It also covers technical on-page SEO factors like XML sitemaps, robots.txt files, and page speed as well as off-page factors like backlinks, citations, and competitors. Content strategy and content marketing are also summarized, including steps to identify gaps and fill them. The importance of local SEO and ranking factors is explained.
Demand quest seo training May 2018 - session 1Nate Plaunt
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This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) training. It begins with an agenda that includes introductions, how search engines work, what SEO is, technical and structural SEO factors, on-page and off-page optimization, content strategy, and a 30-minute SEO checkup. The presentation discusses how search engines and user queries have evolved, and how the search engine algorithms and rankings are constantly changing. It emphasizes the importance of SEO for businesses and provides strategies for optimization including on-page elements, links, content and technical foundations like site maps, page speed, and mobile responsiveness.
How to Scale SEO Work NOBODY Wants to Do (Including Your Competitors) to Rapi...RochelledeLeon5
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This document discusses how to scale SEO work using cloud-based optimization. It describes the realities of enterprise SEO, including the many moving parts that must be managed daily and limitations of common systems. It then outlines nine key on-page SEO elements, such as titles and descriptions, robots.txt files, and canonical tags, that can be optimized using RankSense software to dynamically update code and leverage the cloud. Implementing these types of automated cloud-based optimizations can help scale SEO work by reducing time spent on routine tasks from months or weeks to just minutes or hours.
How to scale SEO work NOBODY wants to do (including your competitors) to rapi...Hamlet Batista
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Webinar with Craig Smith, Founder, and CEO of Trinity Insight, in which I talk about how to get more work done faster with fewer resources to drive the performance of your SEO program and increase traffic.
The document provides a 10 step checklist for effective SEO and strong rankings. It discusses the importance of search and outlines steps like creating great content, making content accessible to search engines, prioritizing usability and design, performing keyword research, optimizing pages for keywords, and leveraging search engine tools. The checklist emphasizes the need to satisfy users and search engines through high quality content, technical SEO best practices, and a focus on keywords and topics relevant to target audiences.
This document discusses search engine optimization (SEO) techniques. It begins with an introduction to digital marketing and SEO. The document then covers SEO metrics, components of search engines, keyword research factors, on-page and off-page optimization strategies, link building guidelines, and website monetization. It concludes with references in APA format. In under 3 sentences, the document provides an overview of digital marketing and SEO, discusses key on-page and off-page optimization techniques to improve search engine rankings, and cites references used.
Free Basic SEO Course/Workshop - AnadigmeJoaquin Poggi
Â
Slides from the SEO Course from Anadigme Head of Search, short description about the course:
* Real project training, step by step for building your SEO plan.
* All main and most important areas of SEO.
* How to stop wasting time in things that don´t work.
* The tools you need to improve sales.
* Content Marketing Tools and tips for your business.
* Technical SEO Free Tools for finding those errors that hurt your Google rankings.
- The document is a presentation on search engine marketing (SEM) masterclass. It will cover optimizing website ranking in search engines, performing keyword research and benchmarks, implementing best practice SEO, link building strategies, paid search campaigns, managing paid search budgets, ad copywriting, and measuring SEM success. The training will take place from 9am to 5pm with breaks at 10:30am, 12:30-1:30pm, and 3pm. The presenter has over 15 years of training experience.
Essential guide to understanding SEO and Webometrics - and quick tips and act...Gagandeep Walia
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The document discusses search engine optimization (SEO) and provides an overview of key concepts. It begins with an introduction to SEO and how search engines work, covering topics like crawlers, algorithms, and ranking factors. It then discusses understanding and implementing SEO, including on-page elements, accessibility, and keyword research. The document provides guidance on SEO strategy and optimization techniques.
Advanced SEO presentation given to Vacation Rental Managers Association at the VRMA National Conference 2011 in Orlando Florida.
Topics include:
-Vacation Rental Industry Benchmark Data, Website Size, Duplicate Content, Website Speed, Google Analytics, Linking factors Online Reviews, Schema coding, Social Indicators, Brand Factors, User Signals, Google Adwords, and Google +
-Webs
SEO 3.0 - Conversion Rate OptimizationMarcel Media
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Kelly Cutler presented on conversion rate optimization (CRO). CRO focuses on improving user experience and converting website visitors into customers. Key benefits include increasing revenue and driving ROI. The CRO process examines site focus, page layout, navigation, copy, promotions, checkout, and imagery. Tools like conversion funnels, form analytics, and heatmaps help analyze user behavior. Case studies showed how redesigning pages for YourLabelsNow and changing copy for Allen Brothers increased conversions by 23% and 180% respectively through CRO.
The document discusses search engine optimization (SEO) best practices. It covers four main topics: 1) the current state of search and major ranking factors, 2) the future of search including featured snippets and progressive web apps, 3) ways to increase ROI by targeting opportunity gaps, and 4) tools for discovering online opportunities like keyword research. The document emphasizes optimizing for user intent, researching SERP features, comparing pages to competitors, and refurbishing top content.
July 26 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Britney MullerOur July Marquee speaker is Britney Muller, SEO & Content Architect at Moz. She is a Minnesota native who relocated to Colorado after graduating from the University of Minnesota and has been working in digital marketing since 2007. Britney now resides in Denver, CO where she began teaching herself code in 2010 and founded Pryde Marketing in 2012. Pryde optimizes businesses online and offline conversion rates through in-depth geo-local target market and customer acquisition research. She also joined Moz in July 2016 and is responsible for managing all on-site SEO, discovering digital opportunities and assisting with overall product strategy. In her spare time, Britney enjoys snowboarding, golf, cross-country skiing, reading, knitting and spending time with friends and family in her spare time. But if we’re being honest, she truly loves playing around with APIs, scraping data, reverse engineering websites, and getting better at python, javascript and Ruby in her spare time as well.
Motto: If you aren’t living on the edge, you’re taking up too much space.
Session Details:
Whether you solely rely on Google or not, the future of search engines will play a huge part of your marketing plans. As Google and Bing look to continuously improve their customer experience, you too must continue to stay current on updates, research your competitors and test your strategies. Do that and you’ll make it through. Attendees will walk away with specific insights they can take back and immediately apply to their everyday work.
In this session Britney will uncover:
Where Search is today
Where Search is going
How to prepare for the future (complete with executable takeaways).
And much more
Recommended for: Businesses, marketing professionals and agencies with an intermediate to advanced level of SEO and digital marketing knowledge.
For our June 2019 event, Search Social & Attribution, we had two fantastic speakers.
Dale Nguyen presented: Developing a Data-Driven Link Building Strategy Using Google, Competitor, & Industry Insights
Francois Goube presented: What I learned from crawling 10 billions of Pages and analyzing 5 Trillions of log lines.
For full recaps of this and past events, head on over to utahdmc.org
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David Kilmer: Raiser's Edge NXT Overview for HIgher Ed ForumJeffTe
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The document discusses a new cloud-based fundraising and donor management platform called Raiser's Edge NXT from Blackbaud. It has a modern user interface and architecture, is mobile ready and delivered through the cloud. It offers innovative features like embedded analytics and data enrichment with minimal migration pain since there is no data conversion needed. The transition involves FTPing the existing RE7 database to the Blackbaud cloud which immediately enables unlimited users, modules and data enrichment. It then enables the new NXT interface once an organization is ready. The platform also has an open API to connect other applications and systems flexibly.
Blackbaud's Chief Scientist, Chuck Longfield presentation at Simmons College. Chuck makes the case that the nonprofit industry does a great job of the 'art of philanthropy,' needs strengthen in the science of philanthropy.
EduVentures: Tapping the Social Funnel for Development_June 2016_Simmons CollegeJeffTe
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Presentation from Jeff Alderson, Principal Analyst at EduVentures covering the business case for prioritizing social listening and social engagement for higher ed fundraising.
Crowdfundamentals: What your nonprofit needs to know about today's crowdfundingJeffTe
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The document discusses the history and rise of crowdfunding. It provides examples of successful crowdfunding campaigns like the Ice Bucket Challenge that raised $115 million for ALS. While nonprofits have long used crowdfunding principles, new online platforms and tools have changed the fundraising landscape. Key lessons for nonprofits are to listen to supporters' ideas, approach donors fearlessly like crowdfunders do, and ensure financial accountability and transparency since that is an advantage nonprofits have over individual crowdfunding campaigns.
2015 Blackbaud UNH Higher Ed Forum - Chuck LongfieldJeffTe
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This document discusses how non-profits can calculate and reach their full fundraising potential. It presents data showing declines in new and overall donors from 2004-2014. It suggests non-profits benchmark against peers, critically assess current practices, and continually improve by adopting practices like retaining more new donors, increasing leadership gifts and online donations. The key takeaways are to benchmark performance, assess practices, improve ongoingly, partner with peers, and manage change well to help reach full fundraising potential.
This document discusses tactics for engaging website and email users, including:
- Using social media feeds and sharing on websites and confirmation pages.
- Segmenting mailings and customizing content in newsletters, surveys, and prompts.
- Sending automated email series after donations, registrations, or to welcome new donors/registrants with updates over 3 weeks.
- Testing emails using A/B testing and ensuring emails display properly on different devices.
- Allowing opt-outs of specific campaigns instead of full unsubscriptions and promoting social media as an alternative connection channel.
Crowdfundamentals: what your nonprofit needs to know about today's crowdfundingJeffTe
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A whitepaper co-authored by Blackbaud. Pomona College, The ALS Association & Big Brothers, Big Sisters of America. The paper shares the basic concepts of running a crowdfunding campaign and some interesting lessons learned from several non profits that have already gone down the path.
A presentation from BBCON 2014 that highlights trends and benchmarks for young alumni engagement at colleges and universities. With a heavy dose of data analysis, the presenters make the case that young alumni deserve a larger portion of attention from fundraisers.
Blackbaud presentation at Stevens Institute of Technology on 8/5/14. Makes the case that many flavors of crowdfunding are showing success in higher ed. Presenter encourages schools to find a technology platform that provides control over the branding/messaging and donor designations, while still facilitating the viral/social nature of these campaigns.
Blackbaud Interactive - Engaging Young AlumniJeffTe
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This document discusses strategies for engaging young alumni donors, known as millennials. It provides tips for nonprofit organizations, including using concise messaging in emails, leveraging social media, storytelling to engage audiences, setting identifiable goals to encourage action, recognizing all donors, making communications mobile-friendly, offering local networking events, and alternative fundraising methods like crowdfunding. The overall message is that millennials want to support causes that matter to them, so nonprofits should demonstrate how gifts can impact issues millennials care about.
The Rise of Mobile for Nonprofit Communication & FundraisingJeffTe
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The document discusses responsive web design and how to go beyond it to better meet user needs across devices. It introduces responsive design, which uses fluid grids and breakpoints to automatically reformat web content for different screen sizes. The speaker advocates for responsive design because mobile usage is rising and it provides a better user experience across devices. However, the speaker also argues that designers should go beyond responsive frameworks to create device-optimized experiences through techniques like touch targets and reducing taps. The overall message is that responsive design is important but designers must deeply understand user needs and limitations on each device type.
This document provides an agenda and overview of a presentation on best practices for using common and new features in NetCommunity. The presentation covers release highlights for NetCommunity 6.58 including new event registration and email marketing features. It also discusses the NetCommunity roadmap for 2014-2015 including improvements to directories, events, and payment experiences. Several examples of best practices are then provided around using unformatted text parts, forms, directories, personal notes, giving search, multisite setups, and custom content parts. The document encourages participants to join the Blackbaud NetCommunity user group for advice and knowledge sharing.
21 Tips for Engaging Alumni Through Social Media by John HaydonJeffTe
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From Blackbaud Higher Ed Forum, hosted by Emmanuel College, John Haydon presented 21 tips for engaging alumni via social media. Great examples of schools doing it right and some practical tips for getting more out of your social media presence.
DonorCentrics Reporting Examples for The Raiser's EdgeJeffTe
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A suite of business intelligence reports designed for analysis, segmentation and forecasting around annual fund performance. The suite or reports integrates with The Raiser's Edge.
The Juilliard School Before & After Blackbaud Interactive Design ProjectJeffTe
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Prior to their year-end appeals, The Juilliard School engaged with Blackbaud Interactive to redesign both their desktop and mobile giving forms. The before and after view is dramatic!
Emmanuel College Before & After NetCommunityJeffTe
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This document compares two websites, Blackbaud.com from 1996 and the updated version from around 2012. The original 1996 site showed basic information while the newer site had more advanced features, personalization, and content to better serve the community. Overall, the document highlights the evolution of a website over time as technology advanced and user needs changed.
The document outlines several reporting options available in The Raiser's Edge including canned reports, queries, dashboards, pivot reports, Crystal Reports, business intelligence, and DonorCentrics reports dashboards. Canned reports and queries allow any end user to easily generate daily or on-demand financial, analytical, and demographic reports. Dashboards and pivot reports provide graphical performance reports that can be accessed daily or on-demand with low skill levels. More advanced options like Crystal Reports and business intelligence require medium to advanced skills and are often created by Blackbaud to be consumed by fundraisers and leadership.
Building Production Ready Search Pipelines with Spark and MilvusZilliz
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Spark is the widely used ETL tool for processing, indexing and ingesting data to serving stack for search. Milvus is the production-ready open-source vector database. In this talk we will show how to use Spark to process unstructured data to extract vector representations, and push the vectors to Milvus vector database for search serving.
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An English 🇬🇧 translation of a presentation to the speech I gave about the main changes brought by CCS TSI 2023 at the biggest Czech conference on Communications and signalling systems on Railways, which was held in Clarion Hotel Olomouc from 7th to 9th November 2023 (konferenceszt.cz). Attended by around 500 participants and 200 on-line followers.
The original Czech 🇨🇿 version of the presentation can be found here: https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/hlavni-novinky-souvisejici-s-ccs-tsi-2023-2023-1695/269688092 .
The videorecording (in Czech) from the presentation is available here: https://youtu.be/WzjJWm4IyPk?si=SImb06tuXGb30BEH .
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When it comes to unit testing in the .NET ecosystem, developers have a wide range of options available. Among the most popular choices are NUnit, XUnit, and MSTest. These unit testing frameworks provide essential tools and features to help ensure the quality and reliability of code. However, understanding the differences between these frameworks is crucial for selecting the most suitable one for your projects.
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Read Taking AI to the Next Level in Manufacturing to gain insights on AI adoption in the manufacturing industry, such as:
1. How quickly AI is being implemented in manufacturing.
2. Which barriers stand in the way of AI adoption.
3. How data quality and governance form the backbone of AI.
4. Organizational processes and structures that may inhibit effective AI adoption.
6. Ideas and approaches to help build your organization's AI strategy.
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4. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DO YOU THINK IS THE MOST
INFLUENTIAL FACTOR IN SEO?
a.  How many Facebook fans your website has
b.  How many pages your website has
c.  How great your content is
d.  How much content is on your homepage
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14. SEO IS EVERYWHERE, IN EVERY CHANNEL
Every channel that communicates with
people can be optimized for people, by
applying the multi-channel principals of
Search Engine Optimization
Download Around the World in 120 Characters to
learn more about multi-channel communication:
http://chsweb.me/bbcon11-120char
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15. OPTIMIZING
 COMMUNICATION
 CHANNELS
 SUMMARY
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1.  Every communication channel can be optimized
2.  Consistent content across communication channels broadens the reach of
your brand
3.  Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Email (even Outlook notifications), and
printed material can be optimized for more effective communication
4.  QR codes change a one-to-one print communication to one-to-many
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16. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION ?
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17. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
WHICH IS THE BEST FOR YOUR WEBSITE?
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18. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
SEO GENERATES THE MOST ENGAGED SITE VISITORS
* There are exceptions (of course), however on average, Search Engines are the best source of website traffic
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19. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
SEARCH ENGINES OUT PERFORM REFERRAL TRAFFIC
* There are exceptions (of course), however on average, Search Engines are the best source of website traffic
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20. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
SEARCH ENGINES OUT PERFORM DIRECT TRAFFIC
* There are exceptions (of course), however on average, Search Engines are the best source of website traffic
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21. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
SEARCH ENGINES OUT PERFORM CAMPAIGNS*
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22. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE TELL SEARCH ENGINE
USERS WHAT TO CLICK ON (PAY PER CLICK)?
Organic Search Engine Traffic
Paid Search Engine Traffic
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23. WHY DO YOU NEED SEO
SEARCH ENGINES VS OTHER TRAFFIC SOURCES
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24. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
SEARCH ENGINES VS REFERRAL TRAFFIC
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25. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
SEARCH ENGINES VS DIRECT TRAFFIC
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26. WHY DO WE NEED SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION?
SEARCH ENGINES VS CAMPAIGN TRAFFIC
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27. WHY
 DO
 YOU
 NEED
 SEO
 SUMMARY
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1.  In general, most of your website traffic comes from search engines
2.  Optimized websites have lower bounce rates
3.  Optimized websites are more engaging
4.  Optimized websites keep users on your website longer, providing
additional opportunities to connect with site visitors
5.  Visitors from social networks and other referring websites are are more
engaged when a website has been optimized
6.  Campaigns with optimized websites have a higher return on investment
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29. NOT VERY OPTIMIZED
Page title
URL
Keywords
Headings
Images
Content (just barely )
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30. WHAT IS SEARCH ENGINE OPTIM MUCH BETTER
Page title
URL
Keywords
Headings
Images
Content
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31. SE-WHOA!
BEFORE AND AFTER
Before SEO Conversion Rate: 10% Average gift: $92 Total Revenue: $6,399
After SEO Conversion Rate: 10% Average gift: $92 Total Revenue: $14,618
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32. SE-WHOA!
DECEMBER DONATIONS: BEFORE AND AFTER
Date Count Total Average
December 2010 362 $85,044.00 $234.93
December 2011 434 $160, 342.00 $369.45
After SEO
Before SEO
After SEO
Before SEO
After SEO
Before SEO
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33. SEO
 BEFORE
 AND
 AFTER
 SUMMARY
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1.  SEO produces quality content for landing pages
2.  Defining success criteria is critical
3.  SEO progress has to be measured
4.  Monitoring results ensures SEO is working as expected
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35. IMPLEMENTATION
PHASE 1 OF 4: DISCOVERY
DISCOVERY » FINDINGS & RECOMMENDATIONS » OPTIMIZATION » MONITOR AND ANALYZE
1.  Project Staffing 4.  Introduction to Analytics Tools
2.  Keyword Conversion Path 5.  Define Keyword Reports
3.  Define Success Criteria
Current Site Metrics
What’s trending?
Current Rank
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36. IMPLEMENTATION
PHASE 2 OF 4: FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
DISCOVERY » FINDINGS & RECOMMENDATIONS » OPTIMIZATION » MONITOR AND ANALYZE
1.  Review Discovery Data 4.  Start simple with easy wins
2.  Agree on keyword(s) 5.  Project status reports
3.  Review current keyword
score
Visualize Progress
Initial Keyword Score
Discovery Data
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37. IMPLEMENTATION
PHASE 3 OF 4: OPTIMIZATION
DISCOVERY » FINDINGS & RECOMMENDATIONS » OPTIMIZATION » MONITOR AND ANALYZE
1.  Tips, Tricks & Best Practices 4.  Make the most of your CMS
2.  Real-time progress tracking 5.  All-in-one document for better
3.  Showing our work project communication
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41. IMPLEMENTATION
PHASE 4 OF 4: MONITOR AND ANALYZE
DISCOVERY » FINDINGS & RECOMMENDATIONS » OPTIMIZATION » MONITOR AND ANALYZE
1.  Reports measure success criteria 3.  3 follow up check-ins are
2.  Alerts are established to notify conducted at 4 week intervals
project staffing of surges in traffic 4.  Tweaks and revisions are made
or drastic changes in metrics based on current results
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42. SEO
 FOR
 NONPROFIT
 ORGANIZATIONS
 SUMMARY
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1.  SEO helps web pages appear in search engine results pages
2.  SEO is important because SEO is everywhere
3.  Content is king in SEO
4.  SEO can help you raise a more money, grow your list, and increase event
registrations
5.  Communicating with visual aids makes SEO easier for everyone to
understand and apply
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44. USABILITY TESTING: NAVIGATION FLOW
Improve conversion rates by analyzing how people navigate a website’s
conversion paths from home page to confirmation page.
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45. IMPROVE CONVERSION RATES
Before Usability Testing this conversion path generated $2,356
After Usability Testing this conversion path generated: $4,092
This conversion path receives 300 unique visitors per month, with an average
gift of $62.00, this organization is now able to make an extra $6,876 per month
by optimizing their donation conversion path.
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46. USABILITY TESTING: CLICK TEST
Find out what your website visitors are most interested in exploring further.
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47. USABILITY TESTING: 5 SECOND TEST
Find out how effective your website is at communicating your mission to site
visitors and fine-tune your calls to action.
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48. LET’S TAKE A FEW TESTS
Take a Test: 5 Second Test
Star of Hope Mission http://ow.ly/8ZpNF
DFGFI: http://ow.ly/8Zq8C
New York Law School http://ow.ly/8ZpJ0
Results: 5 Second Test (What does this organization do?)
Star of Hope Mission (“helping homeless” = great, missed “Houston” focus)
DFGFI (great design conveys the mission immediately)
Results: Navigation Flow
Star of Hope Mission (79% success, redesign then retest soon)
Chesapeake Bay Foundation 94% Success (52% success w/old site)
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49. USABILITY
 TEST
 SUMMARY
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1.  5 Second Tests are great for testing first impressions.
2.  Navigation Flow Tests are great for testing conversion rates.
3.  Click Tests are great for testing landing pages and calls to action.
4.  Usability testing is a simple way to identify website problems
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51. MOBILE DESIGN OVERVIEW
Creating and managing a mobile website is easy as creating and managing a
desktop website with all new template and style sheet capabilities.
Mobile Optimized Templates
•  Every page can be mobile optimized
•  Works just like the desktop templates
•  Edit content for desktop and mobile
at the same time
Target Different Mobile Browsers
•  iPhone, Android, Blackberry, iPad
Keep it Simple
•  Mission critical tasks made easy
•  Deep link pages are optimized
(Google search results traffic)
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52. ALL NEW MOBILE WEBSITE DESIGN SOLUTIONS
Single Page Just the Basics Mobile Campaigns
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53. ALL NEW MOBILE WEBSITE DESIGN SOLUTIONS
Single Page Just the Basics Mobile Campaigns
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54. MOBILE
 OPTIMIZED
 WEBSITE
 SUMMARY
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1.  Keep it simple (for small screen space)
2.  Focus on conversion paths (from Landing page to Thank You!)
3.  Content is king (concise, clear, directive)
4.  QR Codes are an easy way to promote
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56. COLLABORATIVE DECISION MAKING
Audience Needs Stakeholder Needs Blackbaud Experience
Your website has the potential to We rely on you, as stakeholders, to Our responsibility, as experienced
reach hundreds and thousands of inform us about who your audiences designers and consultants, is to
visitors every day; we can make it are. We also rely on you to tell us address your needs as stakeholders
easier for them to find the information what your organization’s specific while advocating for what is in the
they are interested with User goals and expectations are. Once best interest of your target audiences.
Research. When making decisions we understand what you need from We must ask ourselves, “How does
about your website, ask yourself, your website we can recommend a addressing this stakeholder need
“How does this help our target strategy and begin to design align with or affect the needs of the
audiences accomplish their online solutions that meet your needs. target audiences?”
tasks?”
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57. VISUAL DESIGN DISCOVERY
We learn as much as we can about your organization, your audience and
your goals before any visual or strategic design work begins.
Assess Current Website
Complete Creative Worksheet
Define Audience Tasks
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58. USER RESEARCH
We gain a deeper understanding of your website audiences and their ability to
complete various actions online through data collection and usability testing.
Audience Personas
Understanding
Your Audience
On-site Card Sorting
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59. INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE
We can begin to re-architect your website now that we have a thorough
understanding of your audience and their behaviors.
Optimized Site Map
Wireframes
Rapid Prototyping
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60. VISUAL DESIGN
All of our research and collaboration converges where the visual design
solution becomes invisible and the user experience comes forward.
Concept One Concept Two
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