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Overview
Charity organisations need to market themselves well in order to reach as wide an audience as possible, but careful consideration of budget expenditure must always be a priority. Compared to other media advertising and print design, web based marketing can be much more economical.

"Compared to other media advertising and print design, web based marketing can be much more economical."
There are several issues relevant to charity organisations in how, and why, they utilise the web. These include:

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Fund raising
- Volunteer recruitment
- Campaigning
 


Fund raising

Raising funds is the top priority for most charity organisations. However, the manner of raising funds needs to be approached in a sensitive and tasteful way.

ISDCONNECT has much experience in working for organisations that cannot take too commercial a stance to marketing and have to devise thoughtful methods of fund raising.


Volunteer recruitment

Attracting volunteers is vital to all charity organisations - without them, funds would be much reduced and for some organisations would mean an inability to operate. A charity's workforce should usually be made up of both long and short term volunteers.

When designing a Web site for a charity, ISDCONNECT will aim to ensure that the site gives users simple methods of searching for volunteering opportunities both by area and type of opportunity.


Campaigning

Charities need to highlight issues quickly and effectively to ensure the best response from benefactors. Web sites that provide user friendly content management facilities can give site managers virtually instant access to the Internet audience.
 
 
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