The actual fund raising tool would be a niche website. The steps for setting up the website for the non-profit would be exactly the same as the steps for any individual. Each step would have a specific purpose in promoting the non-profit.
- Register - One person from the non-profit could register.
- Image - An image of the non-profit or of the individual who registered could be used.
- Bio - This would be a great place to introduce the non-profit to the WA community.
- Starter Lessons - I suggest that a few people take these lessons at the same time either together or separately.
- Website - The siterubix.com domain name should reflect the non-profit.
- Choosing a Niche - The niche would relate to the non-profit work or be the non-profit.
- Monetizing the Site - Affiliate relationships would be related to the non-profit or for the use of non-profit members.
- Content - The activities of the non-profit would become the content of the website.
- Marketing - Marketing would be through the normal channels used by the non-profit targeting members and their extended family and friends.
Any staff person or participant of the non-profit could follow the starter lessons and develop a website as suggested above. A premium membership could be purchased if the non-profit had a need for multiple sites for specific activities, specific members or specific locations.
There are really two reasons to help a non-profit create a website. The next lesson will discuss setting up a website to provide information about the non-profit.
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wardchambre
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That is a good idea I did sell things years ago on my eating disorder site and gave a percentage to the eating disorder association. Both ebay and amazon have ways to contribute to non profits.