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05.10.08Burma Cyclone Causes Google AdWords Free For AllThe disaster in Burma has caused Google AdWords confusion as larger charities with deeper roots to Google seem to have taken over the keyword "Burma". A quick look at April's Keyword Spy report on Burma shows that many of the charities that had purchased "Burma" as a keyword in April are no longer represented in current contextual ads based on that keyword. Here are the top buyers of the keyword Burma in April 2008: Continue Reading...
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04.18.08MPayy discusses transaction costs in the nonprofit sectorMPayy discusses their transaction costs versus that of two online donation processors in the nonprofit sector, FirstGiving and Network For Good: According to sources, Network for Good charges 4.75%, while FirstGiving charges up to 7% in transaction costs to the charities. In other words, only $0.93-0.9525 of each dollar of a donation actually reaches the charity. Network for Good, in fact, doesn't actually get permission from charities, but rather has an opt-out program if charities do not wish to have Network for Good collect donations for them. According to the FAQ's on the Network for Good's website, they send the money ...
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09.27.07Google Checkout free for nonprofitsNTEN scooped us all with the news that nonprofits are now eligible to use Google Checkout for free (no gateway, processing or monthly fees) until the end of this year2008. And for the low, low rate of 2% and $0.20 per transaction after that! But wait, there's more. The annoying problem with Google Checkout for nonprofit usage was that it forced donors to go through a shipping screen. They've fixed that problem. If you're a developer and you're looking for the API, click here. It's yet another huge development in the nonprofit space. Kudos again to NTEN for doing it ...
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