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Starting with your 2027 renewal, website hosting for all existing Dogwood clients will be $1,200 per year or $100 per month. Keeping a website safe
Starting late doesn’t mean missing out on Giving Tuesday. This four-week plan helps nonprofits focus on what matters most: a clear fundraising goal, a mobile-friendly donation form, matching gifts, coordinated emails, and supporters ready to spread the word.
Your year-end marketing report shouldn’t be a data dump. Learn how to turn a year of campaigns, metrics, and wins into an executive-level story that shows real impact, explains what worked (and what didn’t), and sets clear priorities for the year ahead.
Marketing in 2026 has its own haunted house: bots outnumbering human visitors, abandoned donation forms, deepfakes, AI chatbots making up facts, and the final burial of third-party cookies. Here are ten genuinely spooky realities of digital marketing this year, and what your organization can do about each one.
Before a visitor reads your headline, before they scroll past your hero image, before they consciously register a single word on your website, they’ve already
This guide explains what a managed WordPress host should include and why each element matters for performance, security, reliability, and ownership. Learn how to evaluate backups, SSL, reporting, scalability, and support, plus red flags to avoid. See how Dogwood’s managed WordPress hosting and digital marketing services stack up.
Giving Tuesday 2026 falls on December 1. If you’re reading this in early October, that gives your organization about eight weeks, which is exactly enough
Most websites are full of pages that look fine and do nothing. A staff bio page with no contact link. A services page that describes
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