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Are you building awarenessonline?

Over half of the charities in the UK don't pursue any form of digital promotion. As for the other half, we are divided between those who spend time and money on digital marketing and those who do very little more than maintaining a website and a couple of social media accounts. Sector3news is a nonprofit social enterprise especially built to provide free Search Engine Optimisation of content from nonprofit organisations.

Indirect SEO for nonprofits

We are a nonprofit organisation especially built to promote search engine
profiles and increase traffic for the third sector in the UK.

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Why do we do this?

In today's digital world, you don't exist if you can't be seen in a search engine. Yet this is the case for most of the charities in the UK. And for some, their nonprofit content loses out to news content or to bigger establishments based on common keywords. We give nonprofits a helping hand to strategically boost their SEO profile so that they have a better chance to be noticed.

Awareness of nonprofit sector

Applying our strategic methodology to SEO means many common keyword searches will render more civic content.

Exposure of each nonprofit

We apply a bespoke SEO process to every individual content to widen the scope of visibility in search results

Drive traffic to nonprofit websites

An optimal SEO profile of a content has the potential of creating significant growth in traffic to the website.

More social media following

An increase in a website's traffic is usually followed by an organic increase in its social media following.

More opportunities for Recruitment

A visible search engine profile can be essential for building a volunteer base for charities.

More opportunities for Fundraising

Online charitable giving is on the rise and search engine visibility is now a basic requirement to avail this.

Which nonprofit did your hear about today?

On top of their huge spending on traditional direct mail, charities continue to spend money on TV advertising but their digital activity is still very low. Perhaps the charity sector is behind on technology or maybe they are just more frugal. Either way, we are here to help.

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