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Why email can save fundraising

The average person apparently checks their email 15 times a day. That’s me on a disciplined day.
It’s time to uncover the gold hidden in our email lists.

Here are five reasons why a properly planned email marketing strategy can save fundraising.

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Why our internal training is like a cup of tea

The first week of 2016 is a perfect time to start doing things differently (specifically – better). So we at Platypus Digital have our heads down learning this week. But we aren’t just sending individuals out for a single day of training that nobody else in their team even knows

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Online communities: the hub of charities’ digital services

What they are There’s nothing like getting together. The internet, and social media in particular, is frequently scoffed at attempting to replace human interaction. One area where it’s a good job it is doing that is on online communities. Because these communities offer real support, no matter where you are.

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7 things about to be changed by Facebook donations

Introducing New Tools for Nonprofits from Facebook on Vimeo. There will be way, way more donations Facebook and Twitter users don’t like leaving the social network once they’re in them. That’s why they both have their own browsers, to help come back after clicking on a link. The fact that

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The Rise and Fall of the Digital Team

In what is probably a world’s first, I’m going to open this blog post with a joke from the future. And to pile on the excitement, Future You is in the joke! Here goes… Future Me: Knock, knock Future You: Who’s there? Future Me: The Digital Team Future You: The

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