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Google Analytics (GA) is a free tool that shows you how people are using your website or app. You can use it to monitor growth in your site, spot the more popular pages or blog posts, and assess the effectiveness of your marketing strategies. This...

On July 1, 2023, Google will retire its Universal Analytics (UA) platform, taking with it any data stored in UA properties. This means that any organization using Universal Analytics will need to create new properties in Google Analytics 4 (GA4), ...

For most nonprofits, the grant writing season never actually ends. As you complete one grant proposal, you may have to write another. In truth, the grant writing season is more of a cycle than anything else. Your organization always has to be on t...

Nonprofit organizations rely on data for almost every decision they make, from engaging stakeholders to designing strategies and conducting program evaluations. Data is a valuable asset, and protecting it from internal or external corruption and i...

Microsoft offers a range of productivity solutions for nonprofits, each catering to slightly different needs. In what follows, we will compare two of these tools: the on-premises Office 2021 and the cloud-based Microsoft 365 Business Premium. Whil...

Cybercrime poses an increasing threat to all organizations, and nonprofits can be more vulnerable than most. To keep your organization and clients' information safe, it's important to be vigilant and proactive in defending your data from cyberthre...

On July 1, 2023, Google will retire its Universal Analytics (UA) platform, taking with it any data stored in UA properties. This means that any organization using Universal Analytics will need to create new properties in Google Analytics 4 (GA4), ...

If you manage a library, you have most likely invested a significant amount of time and resources in the physical security of your building. But in an age where we conduct so much of our work on computers, we should be paying the same attention to...

Five Monthly Website Maintenance Tasks That Take Less Time than Drinking Your Morning Coffee Small problems left alone turn into big problems, and big problems are often best solved by breaking them down into small problems. While possibly not a c...