This series of blog posts is intended to provide solutions for non-profit organizations searching to find new ways to leverage online channels as a means of increasing awareness for their cause.
Many non-profit organizations focus on traditional advertising channels, (TV, radio, print, etc) and supplemental web properties, ignoring newer advertising mediums such as paid search. Often times, this is because they are apprehensive about trying something new, something not well understood, something unproven. Other times, they simply don’t know about the Google Grants program.
There are three key situations that we feel hold back many non-profits from making full use of online advertising campaigns:
Google AdWords Grants provide advertising opportunities for non-profit organizations. Google Grants are part of the Google for Nonprofits program and they help more than 6,000 organizations by promoting them through search engine marketing.
Video: Introduction to Google Grants
While the Google Grants program provides the same AdWords interface as regular AdWords account, there are some limitations and budget constraints. Please make sure you are aware of these limitations. We’ve listed 5 key areas below:
More detailed information is available on this page. Want to learn more about Google Grants? Cardinal Path can help you with your application and develop a strategy to make sure your organization optimizes the use of your Google Grants account.
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