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Ach well, I've done it. Looked up some donor stats, picked 7 separate donor types/audiences and shown some examples of it done well by other organisations.
Had a run through with my cat as audience
A good night's sleep, a ****, my Zegna suit, new charity shop shoes and a shave will see me through.
Well not a website (as you know) 🙂 . I've seen a couple of people throw cash at a website imagining that that's all you need to get money flowing in. You can guess what happened. But you do need to look in detail at a few investors that you already know, look at what they are looking for - sorts of programs etc., and make sure that info. in on your site in an obvious and attractive way. Then when you encourage others to go to your site they are likely to find what they need.But, I dunno.... maybe some kind of excellent wheeze/scam/plan/ponzi scheme to bring in rakes of cash? Anyone got any ideas?
I can vouch 100% for this; my OH was part of the team for a while so I know quite a lot about what they went through. There was a number of very, very brilliant people involved in that site.
Very very brilliant 😀
Well, I never got this job, however they did give me feedback (which is quite a rarity - had 2 pieces of feedback from 7 interviews after requesting)
They went with someone with more media/PR experience.
However, they did ask if I was interested in a contract to do their digital transformation project which was on their site then too, so meeting them again for an interview this week.
Surprise, surprise, another presentation!
"Please talk us through how you might approach moving VAF's relationship management systems from Access databases to a modern cloud based solution"
Just a wee 5 minutes so will be a whistlestop tour.
This would be a good one to land, looks like 3 days a week for 9 months, invoicing as a contractor...
So, my question is, what kind of rate would you expect?
The job involves the above system change plus a whole audit of how they use all their IT technology and then staff training etc