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50% of donors cited a lack of brand visibility as the number one reason they couldn’t remember the name of the charity they gave to. If donors don’t remember who they’re donating to, how can we keep them coming back?
Charity branding needs to be impactful and memorable. It needs to stand out enough that your audience feels compelled to donate and strongly identify with your cause. This directly impacts your digital fundraising campaigns. If people remember your brand, they’re more likely to return and spread the word about your cause. When people are giving online, the website or platform is all they have to truly understand your mission. It must resonate with them. Although many charities will have separate fundraisers and marketers, in reality, the two need to work in a symbiotic relationship. However, it can sometimes be difficult to establish clear communication and goals that align across both teams, when you each have different perceptions of your audience.
In this webinar, Ama Ofori-Darko, Fundraising Manager at the Royal Opera House, will share her ideas on how to align your brand identity with your online fundraising. At the Royal Opera House, their efforts have meant that one-third of people who buy tickets for their events end up donating as well. She’ll discuss practical tips on how fundraisers can create lines of communication with their marketing counterparts and feel confident to give their input.
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