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An article by Matt Chandler, Givelify’s Director of Digital Marketing, was selected as a featured post on Nonprofit Hub. The first of a two-part series called “Distraction Is the Enemy of Donation: The Case for Single-Purpose Giving Apps” was published this week, with part two going online on Wednesday, August 12.
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Distraction Is the Enemy of Donation
The most successful and widely-used apps have begun to spin off features into single-purpose apps. Facebook unbundled Messenger into its own standalone app, and now has eight separate apps including Instagram and WhatsApp.
LinkedIn has followed a similar path and now has six unique apps, each serving a different objective. Foursquare split into two apps, one dedicated to location sharing and the other to peer recommendations.
There are two key questions you must ask yourself:
1. What do our donors want and need to do?
2. What do we as fundraisers need our donors to do?
Read the rest of Distraction Is the Enemy of Donation: The Case for Single-Purpose Giving Apps, and be sure to check back next week for part two.
