How To Build A Cause Website Using AwareLabs
Build a complete search optimized cause site in 34 steps and 1 Hours 43 Minutes. Try it.
There are many causes, some political, some social, some economic, and some personal. All causes need a vision backed by people, funding, and execution. A website that helps bring all three together is important to building momentum for the cause. With the right tools all in one place organizers can spend less time putting the pieces in place and more time enacting the change they want to see. A good website cannot replace good execution, but it can make it better.
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A Step By Step Cause Process
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Reading Materials
Theres a book for everything in the world, causes are no exception. List books that will help visitors understand the cause. They also make a great reading list for volunteers.
Organizers
For each organizer include a biography, qualifications, and why they decided to undertake this cause.
Documentaries
Collect movies from around the internet supporting the cause. Having one place that informs visitors about the cause will build authority and search rank.
Setup
Raising money for a cause is about trust, provide your contact information so people trust you. The look and feel of the site should be warm and inviting.
Common Questions
Answer common visitor questions regarding volunteering for the cause or giving funds to the cause.
Volunteer Instructions
Not everyone can volunteer, and not everyone can give money, but most people interested enough to visit the website can do some little thing day to day to help the cause. Offer short instructions on how to make small changes in daily life that will collectively have an impact on the cause.
Signup Sheets
Give volunteers the opportunity to sign up for specific tasks that help the cause. Later send specific newsletters and updates to the volunteers in each specific task.
The Printing Press
The printing press has been replaced by the blog, leverage it to inform website visitors about the cause.
Fund The Cause
Sometimes volunteers aren;t enough to push a cause forward, it takes cold hard cash too. Raise funds for the cause. If your cause is an IRS approved non-profit be sure to stipulate that on the site so contributors can claim the donation at tax time.
Contact The Cause
Being transparent, open, and available to visitors, volunteers, and the media will help build validity for the cause. Provide a contact page and respond to submissions in a timely manner.
Visitor Survey
Sometimes a survey is a great way to get feedback, sometimes its a great way to get visitors to understand their view of your cause. Construct a survey that challenges people to see the cause you see.
Press Coverage
Collect as much online media coverage of the cause as possible and assemble it into one place of reference. Visitors will appreciate the information, and having other media outlets cover your cause will lend validity.
Show Impact
People need to see the impact they will have by participating in your cause. Make the results as well as the call to action are visible.
Member Updates
The newsletter should be used to send different content to different groups of volunteers, contributors and survey takers. Segmenting will help each group stay on task.
Volunteer Events
Create a calendar of events for the cause. Giving volunteers an opportunity to meet each other in person is key to building a movement.
When you sign up to build a Cause website, the AwareLabs platform will walk you through the whole guide one step at a time. You'll have a great site without the guess work. If you need help, change your plan, then change it back anytime, no contracts. Pick the service you need that month, then change it back when you don't. Pay only for what you need.
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AwareLabs has changed the way we build websites. We can now consistently drive visitors and sales for our clients. It's made my consultancy enjoyable.
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