Insights for Websites, Digital Marketing, and Software
Welcome to the Accrisoft Blog. The purpose of this collection is to share our team's domain expertise with you to help you make the best website, digital marketing, and software decisions for your organization. We have decades of experience working with Associations, Chambers of Commerce, Economic Development Organizations, JCCs, Real Estate Associations, and Nonprofits. Our blog is regularly updated to featured new content to keep you and your organization at the forefront of technology. Because let's face it: The internet is the fastest growing industry ever known to mankind. It has completely changed the way that we all run our businesses and organizations, and there's no going back. With that being said, it is essential to adapt to this rapidly changing environment. While the internet has made our operations processes easier, the web is still a complex being that requires guidance, knowledge, and expertise. That is where we at Accrisoft come in to help guide the way.
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Barshop Jewish Community Center of San Antonio is celebrating the launch of its new software system to manage members, operations and sales. We wanted to highlight the top features on this site and congratulate this Jewish Community Center on using a total software solution for their organization.
The Business Development Board of Palm Beach County is celebrating the launch of its new app as an investment to better serve members. We wanted to highlight the features of the app as an example if your nonprofit, economic development organization or Chamber of Commerce is considering building one of its own.
The temporary closure of health and fitness centers due to COVID-19 has brought opportunities for organizations to get innovative with how they offer programs to members. Many Jewish Community Centers have opted to stream virtual activities, which is an extremely creative and engaging way to interact with members until their doors can reopen.
Working from home is the new normal for many people during the health crisis. Various platforms and apps have begun to offer or extend free trial periods so users and companies can host meetings, webinars and conference calls virtually. We have compiled a list of 5 free apps you can start using today to help you during this work-from-home period.
In our previous post, “COVID-19: Leveraging Social Media For Your Nonprofit, Part 1”, we discussed how to set your nonprofit up for success using social media during the pandemic. In this part 2 article, we want to showcase examples of nonprofits that are being creative with social media to engage their audience.
The next marketing topic we’re covering in the “COVID-19: 6 Things to Know and Do” series is social media. While your content will shift to cover topics as it applies to business and membership in the health crisis, your strategy should remain constant. If your nonprofit hasn’t yet defined any goals for utilizing social media, now is a great opportunity to map them out.
It’s paramount to communicate regularly to your members through email marketing during the health crisis to keep them informed and engaged. The most important thing to keep in mind before writing or sending an email campaign right now is to ensure you are producing high-value content to your members. Because let’s face it, all of our inboxes are being bombarded right now with message after message regarding COVID-19. You want your members to keep your nonprofit top of mind while there cannot be in-person gatherings, and you want your content to be of value. How do you do that exactly?
Many nonprofits have quickly created a COVID-19 landing page on their website. This page can be regularly updated during the health crisis to provide members with information about local and state government recommendations, business, workplace, health and advocacy resources, employment opportunities and community outreach.
Right now, every nonprofit, Chamber of Commerce and organization has had to shut their doors, cancel events and adapt to a new normal. Many nonprofits are using the news module or blog feature on their website to post information about resources, employment opportunities and local government news. In the third part of our “COVID 19: 6 Things to Know and Do” series, we are showcasing examples of 4 nonprofits using a news module and/or blog to keep their site visitors and members up-to-date as information develops.