New media

In my last blog post, I spoke about the need to diversify fundraising income by asking supporters to switch their consumer spend from their existing supplier to you.

I've been aware for a while that I am following rather a lot of people on Twitter, so today I decided to rationalise that.

There’s currently a big problem for charities throughout the country.

You and your colleagues write some good compelling material for your website and Facebook page.

You might have spotted that Kindle ebooks are now outselling hardback books by two to one at Amazon.co.uk. Kindle itself is the bestselling product on the site.

Rachel Beer has posted recently that she hopes to see more case studies of digital campaigns and pra

'Curating' web content is one of the web phrases du jour.

There are so many ways in which mobile phones can be used in fundraising. Here's another one combining challenge events, competitions, celebrities, online gaming, and geo-location.

At the risk of stating the obvious, your organisation can only achieve its objectives with the support — financial and otherwise — of its supporters. You ask them, and they respond to the need.

What is the value of someone sharing a link on Facebook, Twitter and other social sites? Here's an infographic that gives some more information around this useful but sometimes elusive metric.