The document outlines 9 essential elements for online success in 2011, as presented by Victoria Marchand. The agenda includes discussing website design, the importance of first impressions on websites, focusing on conversion rates to increase donations, and ways to inspire donors to take action through compelling content like video. Some specific elements mentioned are using interactive features like wish lists and tribute pages, promoting recurring donations, personalizing solicitations from friends, and evaluating websites to ensure they inspire action and showcase the organization's identity and audiences.

1. 9 Essential elements for online success in 2011Session 2 of 3, presented by Victoria Marchand

2. Meet Vickie. Five years at Blackbaud

3. Strategic and tactical development of online initiatives

4. Served on many non-profit boards

5. Loves to travel and listen to live music

6. Find me at the beachHousekeeping!Your phones are muted. We’ll break for questions and have time at the end of the session

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11. Introducing the 9 essential elements series

12. Agenda

13. Objective: All websites should begin with a clear strategy so that it is apparent what they are trying to achieve. The strategy then enables the design to fulfill defined goals ….wikipediaWebsite Design

14. First Impressions MatterIt takes less than 3 seconds to evaluate another person based on their appearance, body language, demeanor, mannerisms and dress.http://www.flickr.com/photos/batcave13/

15. Visitorswill decide to stay or leave your website in 4 seconds or less.http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlz/

16. 60% of donors visit a non-profits website before giving.http://www.flickr.com/photos/7817522@N05/

17. “Design Does Not Reflect Our Identity”Example: Ransom Everglades School

20. “Too Much Unorganized Information”Example: The ARC of United States of America

23. “Inspire Audience to take Action”Example: Kidney Foundation

26. Websites should Be Appealing & EngagingCapture a visitor’s interest immediately, most eye-catching elements load first and at the top of the pageWhen a visitor scans the page they know what you are all about.Easy-to-understand navigation based on what your audience want to accomplish

27. Interactive giving options

28. US Online Fundraising 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009Online giving : Consistent growth over the last 10 years

29. Its all about conversion10,000 Website Visitors50%5,000 View 2nd Page20%1,000 Hit ‘Donate’20%200 Give

30. Focus on conversion rate conversion rate: 2%average online gift size: $141revenue: $28,200conversion rate: 3%average online gift size: $141revenue: $42,300 (+$14,100)

31. What drives conversion: The landing pageRepeat giving for donors acquired through generic giving pages (Google, Network for Good) is 66.7% lower than for donors who give via charity-branded giving pages. .

33. Easy to Understand….Compelling reason to give …

34. INSPIRE THROUGH VIDEO….

35. Expand youroptions:Wishlistgiving

36. Tribute pages

37. Recurring givingGive significantly more per year than single-gift donors

38. Have a much higher retention rate

39. Have a higher long-term revenue potential

40. Accounted for 9.2% of all online giving in the US in 2009.2010 eNonprofit Benchmarks Study

41. Distinguish a recurring donor

42. eCards: easy Email campaigns

43. eCards: raise awareness

44. Ecards: Opens new channels