Archive for the ‘Karma411 Best Practices and Support’ Category
Support and Best Practices Await: Welcome to my Section of the Blog!
Monday, April 19th, 2010Hello there! My name is Jules Strachman and I am unveiling a new section of the Karma411 Blog, Best Practices and Support. Karma411.com is the premier “People to People” social network for cause related organizations. In other words, Karma411 offers creative online fundraising solutions for nonprofits. If you are interested in learning more about the company in general, please view our About Karma page.
Throughout my tenure here at Karma411, I have supported hundreds of nonprofits and in turn, managed thousands of campaigns. The purpose of this section, Best Practices and Support, will be to share my personal experiences and knowledge with those who would like maximize their fundraising and community building efforts for their favorite causes. Although a majority of my posts will be tips on how to use the Karma411 platform or case studies on Karma411 campaigns, I will also venture outside of our social network to provide you with all of the tools for a complete cause-related arsenal.
With all that being said…. HERE WE GO!
My first Karma411 tip: Know the suite! “Know the suite? Really Jules, thats your first tip?” Before you give up on me, hear me out. Karma411 offers several campaign types or templates (Advocacy Campaigns, Event Registration, Auctions, Walkathons, etc.) to choose from when creating your campaign page. Aside from having a different name, each template has unique functionality focusing on a specific cause-related fundraising or awareness activity. It is for that reason I suggest you “know the suite” before jumping in and creating a new campaign. If your nonprofit has a committee of volunteers who would like to fund-raise , you should know we have a “Team Campaign” type that would sync up perfectly with that activity. If one was to not read up on our suite, one might take on the overwhelming project of managing fifteen individual fundraising campaigns instead of one. Our suite of campaigns is available on our homepage, www.karma411.com, with a complete description of each type. So there you have it, tip numero uno, Know the Suite!
Well, here is to the first of many more blog posts to come. Those of you who know me or who have worked with me already, know that I am a huge fan of collaboration. Therefore please post questions, comments or random thoughts under my posts and I will be happy to answer them.
“Karma411 – Best Practices” ; Coming Soon
Thursday, April 1st, 2010Coming soon to our blog, “Karma411 – Best Practices!” Stay tuned to Karma411.com/blog for great insight and advice from our team of Campaign Specialists. Want to get in touch with one of our Campaign Specialists now? Email us at CampaignSpecialist@karma411.com.