You’ve probably heard of the Google Ad Grant: Google provides nonprofits with $10,000/mo in free search advertising.
You may not have heard that Microsoft recently launched their own $3,000/mo ad grant to help nonprofits rank at the top of search results across Bing, AOL, outlook.com, MSN, and Microsoft Edge.
This means right now, your nonprofit has $156,000 in free digital advertising with these grants. But how can your nonprofit access them and take advantage of the opportunity?
In this webinar, Emily Fisher, Google Ad Grants Area of Practice Manager and Regan Dishon, Director of Revenue at Community Boost will de-mystify the grant opportunities and dive into the practical ways you can leverage this to drive more traffic (+ supporters) to your website.
In this interactive workshop, you’ll come away with:
- The ins-and-outs of the Ad Grants, and how your nonprofit can get started
- Examples of how other nonprofits have used $156,000 in free ad spend to drive traffic + hundreds of thousands in donations
- Top ways you can successfully leverage the Ad Grants for your nonprofit
- Understand how Instrumentl saves you time and money in finding, tracking and managing your grants all in one place
Create your Instrumentl account using the link above. Jot down CB2MOANNUAL to save two months off annual plans (new customers).
Emily Fisher | Digital Supervisor - Search. Seeing the full potential of the Google Ad Grant, Emily uses search ads to combine aspects of creativity and data analysis to help nonprofits further their goals.
Regan Dishon | Director of Revenue. Regan Dishon is the Director of Revenue for Community Boost Consulting. Regan joined the cBC team in 2017 when we were less than 10 team members and has had the ability to work with over 500 nonprofits directly since then. Currently, his role is to oversee the Research and Development of new advertising channels to ensure that Community Boost Consulting is consistently offering the most relevant digital marketing services to our clients.
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