At Aboundant, it’s rare that we have immediate availability to take on new projects. But when we do, we make it count! That’s why we’re thrilled to offer a 15% discount for the next three clients who are ready to kick off their website projects. Here’s the deal: If...
I remember the good old days when social media promised to be an information utopia that would connect everyone, give the common person a voice, and bring about a greater sense of community. I even wondered if it would bring peace to the world after the Arab...
Aboundant, a leading nonprofit web design agency and provider of nonprofit marketing services, is thrilled to announce Nick Land joins us as our new Director of Marketing and Sales, bringing a wealth of experience and a passion for digital innovation to our growing family of changemakers.
Planning a Facebook event that will be hosted by your nonprofit? Here's a handy template you can use to make sure you've got all of your publicity details covered as you set up your event....
A little over a year ago, I was searching for a new ChMS (Church Management System) with an integrated web-based volunteer system for my congregation. After months of searching and testing demos, I finally had my choices narrowed down to two companies. In reality, I had a strong leaning toward one of them, and after the full staff did a demo we decided to contract with them. What happened next, though, completely surprised me.
If you forgot to include sufficient resources in your annual budget for a new or improved website, don't worry! Here are 3 simple ideas you could use to raise some funds while building congregational support for the new website at the same time.
Your domain is your web address or URL, such as "http://mychurch.org". Having a good domain is essential--and you definitely aren't stuck with the one you have if you don't like it. A great domain name makes it easier for people to both find and remember your church website. It affects your official email addresses as well, seeing that the addresses end with the same domain, "you@mychurch.org". This article will hope you choose the best domain for your church.
In many churches, communicating via the church website, social networks, or email is an afterthought. Operating without a developed strategy is not unlike the clueless marketing director in the cartoon who simply either shouts out his message or hopes someone will show interest in his company. Consider the following two churches, and ask yourself which one yours is most like.