Promoting planned giving doesn’t have to be expensive.
If you have traffic on your website, you have a chance to promote planned giving for pennies per click. Try retargeting ads!
What is retargeting?
Retargeting advertising allows you to create ads that will appear for your supporters as they navigate other websites AFTER they recently visited yours. For instance, suppose someone visits your site because they want to visit your museum. Later, as they navigate the web, they will see banner ads.
By using Google’s pay-per-click advertising system you can ensure that the ads they will see (whether they want them or not) are sure to promote your planned giving opportunities (instead of a random ad for a new car or refrigerator). That way the ads will be relevant since they are based on their past web surfing history.
It’s an inexpensive, highly scalable, trackable and efficient way to engage your supporters and offer them a way to help ensure the future of your shared mission.
Here are some we created for our friends at the California Academy of Sciences.
>>Why you don’t need to update your planned giving web pages as much as you might think
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