As Giving Tuesday nears, nonprofits globally are preparing for one of the year’s most significant fundraising events. In today’s digital landscape, your website is the core of your organization online, blending storytelling, engagement, and donations. This guide is designed to ensure your nonprofit’s website is not just operational, but genuinely compelling and ready to spark …
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At CauseLabs, we understand that improving CRM efficiency is crucial for maintaining competitive edge and customer satisfaction. This article offers practical steps to refine your CRM, ensuring it’s not just working harder, but smarter, for your business. CRM, or Customer Relationship Management, is a crucial tool for businesses to effectively manage interactions with current and …
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We’re here to help real people like you more easily understand what it takes to build innovative digital tools by doing a few simple things like putting people first, allowing space for collaboration, staying close to those experiencing the problems, and exploring new ways to generate ideas.
It all starts with a problem. We’ve found it’s amazingly helpful to have a single statement that represents the nature of the problem, who’s experiencing it, and why it’s so important to solve. We have a simple template you can use, inspired by the ongoing work we do with our friends at IDEO.org.
My friend’s forehead was creased, his consternation visible at the intersection of his caved-in eyebrows. “I have to get out of this building to innovate. I can’t do it here. The technology, the dress code, the culture. It can’t get us where we need to go, and even if it could, it wouldn’t do it fast enough.”
Emergent Themes tries to draw signal from all the beautiful innovation noise, that flurry of empathetic activity that characterizes innovation. Most importantly, these plain-language terms help us have a conversation to answer a key question: “What piece of this problem should we focus on first as we start prototyping?
