We just celebrated Memorial Day here in the US, which means we had a nice, long weekend. With people taking time off to make the most of a long weekend to just taking awhile to get back in work mode, these shortened holiday work weeks can do a number on productivity
So if you’re looking for away to ease your way back in and ramp up your knowledge have I got the link for you. Nonprofit Tech for Good rounded up 28 Must-Read Fundraising and Social Media Reports for Nonprofits, and there’s something for everyone in that list no matter where your nonprofit is located.
If that long list makes your eyes glaze over, don’t worry, I’ve culled four of my favorites to share with you.
2016 Nonprofit Benchmarks Study, by M+R and NTEN
“Benchmarks X gathers detailed information from 105 nonprofits, including performance metrics for email, web, social media, and more. It’s designed to help you solve for X, whatever your program’s unique X happens to be. Find out where your own program excels — and pinpoint the spots where you’re falling behind.” Download.
Donor Loyalty Study, by Abila
“Based on responses from 1,136 U.S. donors, the Study goes beyond engagement to discover what drives donor loyalty, what types of content donors really like to consume, what actions by an organization annoy donors, what role events and volunteering play, and how all of those vary by age and income.” Download.
2016 Digital Outlook Report, by Care2
“The 2016 Digital Outlook Report may surprise you or reaffirm your strategic decisions and investments this year. Data from hundreds of organizations across the globe has guided the findings — see how you compare! Care2, hjc, and NTEN have collaborated to bring you this recap of trends and strategies, highlighting best practices and expert insights along the way.” Download.
2016 Nonprofit Communication Trends, by Nonprofit Marketing Guide
“Curious about how nonprofits will communicate in 2016? Want to keep up with the latest trends in our sector? The 2016 Nonprofit Communications Trends Report has you covered. Find out through what channels and how often nonprofits will communicate with supporters. Plus, we’ll also dive into the job satisfaction levels for nonprofit communicators, their biggest stumbling blocks, and what they think they could do to communicate more successfully.” Download.
