When Your Website Drains Your Budget…
Taking Care of Your Website Helps Cut Down Unexpected Costs Associated With Website Emergencies Making sure your website gets regular maintenance is kind of like making sure your car gets regular oil changes. It’s much cheaper to get your oil checked (and refilled, if necessary) than having your engine blow
Serious Accolades Prove that We Do More Than ‘Monkey’ Around
At Cheeky Monkey, one of our goals is to have fun at work. After all, it’s been said that the average worker spends 5 hours and 41 minutes per day at their desk, so why not make the most of it? That being said, we take our work very seriously
Improve Productivity by Recognizing Time Vampires
Time Vampires – Evil Time Wasting Blood Suckers – THEY ARE REAL!!! Have you ever looked at the clock and realized your work day is almost over and you can’t recall what you accomplished during the past 8 hours? If we’re really honest with ourselves and each other right now,
Insights from the NHF on Building an Online Community Website
Two weeks ago, I had the chance to sit down with the National Hemophilia Association (NHF)’s marketing and education team: Jay Patel, Director of Online Marketing and Data Systems Beth Marshall, Director of Communications Kate Nammacher, Director of Education Corinne Koenig, Manager of Education and Training During our half-an-hour chat
How to Create Email Campaigns that Work
Email marketing has the potential to have the highest return on investment (ROI) of all your marketing efforts. According to the 2016 State of Email Report published by Litmus, email has an ROI “of 38-to-1 on every dollar invested.” That’s pretty significant. Think about it… The average salary for an
Best Practices: Building Your Nonprofit’s Online Community
In my recent guest post, I discuss why WordPress and Drupal are excellent content management system (CMS) choices for your nonprofit’s community website. Picking the right CMS is only the first step to building and nurturing a successful online community. As Mack Fogelson writes in The Truly Monumental Guide to
