Your cause is not the problem. Your funnel is.

Our client roster is mostly small businesses. What we bring is the machinery nonprofits usually lack. Conversion-focused websites, email automation, search campaigns, and honest measurement. We took Texas Saddlery from near zero to 10,000+ monthly organic visitors and helped Laramie Fitness add 195 members, the same discipline as recurring donors. If your situation needs deep fundraising counsel instead of marketing execution, we will say so.

Yes. The Ad Grant gives eligible 501(c)(3)s a substantial monthly Google search budget at no cost, but Google enforces rules on click-through rate, keyword quality, and account structure, and accounts that miss them get suspended. We handle the application, structure campaigns to stay compliant, and point the traffic at donation, volunteer, and program pages built to convert it.

Sometimes it does not, and we will tell you when that is the case. A tiny budget spread across six channels produces nothing. The honest move is picking the one or two levers with the highest return, often the Ad Grant plus email, and doing those properly with a fixed scope, expanding as the work compounds rather than selling a program you cannot sustain.

Completed gifts, new donors, donor retention, recurring giving signups, membership renewals, and volunteer applications. We set the targets with you before work starts, wire the tracking so those numbers are real, and report them monthly in plain language. Traffic and impressions are inputs we watch, not results we claim, and if the numbers stall, you hear it from us first.

Yes, and the planning should start by early fall because a large share of annual giving arrives in the final weeks of the year. We build the campaign landing page, the email sequence, the social calendar, and the follow-up thank-you flow as one system, so every message points to a donate page that can actually carry the traffic.