The document discusses the rise of digital donors in three main points:
1. The landscape has changed with people now always connected through multiple devices and cash becoming less common.
2. For charities to adapt, they must break down silos between teams, understand donor behaviors across different channels, and optimize fundraising through single and multi-channel strategies.
3. Charities should continuously inspect and improve their digital fundraising efforts through data analysis, and approach digital work as an ongoing process requiring experimentation.
Rise of Digital Donors in an Always Connected World
1. The rise of the digital donor
Civil Society / Charity Technology Conference
#charitytech15
Helena Martins @helkombi
Head of Digital Engagement @ndcs_uk
24. Digital it’s not
a 9 to 5 job
Technology + Psychology +
Marketing = Digital Jedi
25. The rise of the digital donor
Civil Society / Charity Technology Conference
#charitytech15
Helena Martins @helkombi
/ Head of Digital Engagement
@ndcs_uk
Editor's Notes
according to a survey byBarclays, Britain's technology sector is set to grow four times faster than Gross Domestic Product
Gross domestic product (GDP) is a measure of the size of an economy
This says that technology such as wearables, virtual reality, star ups … will grow 4 times more than any other product or industry.
The forecast is even better for the following year, with the same company leaders estimating 15 per cent growth in 2016.