While screaming into the void can be therapeutic, it’s demoralizing when you feel that way about your website.
Those of us who work in nonprofit communications spend a lot of our time writing. But many of the techniques we use for writing grant proposals or funder reports contradict the best ways to write for how people actually read on the web.
We’ll show you how to write for the web in an engaging way. Together we will tear down walls of jargon-laden text so your message connects with the people who need it. We’ll show you how to make your content ADA compliant, inclusive, and engaging so it reaches the right people.
Content Strategy Helps You…
- Increase Engagement: Make content easy to skim, readable, and clear so that busy people can quickly understand how to engage.
- Reach More People: Reduce jargon and improve accessibility to become more inclusive.
- Improve SEO: Improving content for people also makes it easier for search engines to read.
What is Content Strategy?
Content is the heart of your website. Clear web communications are an essential part of meeting your mission. We’ll help you get your content right so you can reach and engage more visitors on your website.
What’s the Cost of Content Strategy?
We recommend starting with a one-on-one Expert Review of your nonprofit website to improve accessibility, engagement, performance, readability, and SEO. (We offer additional services for larger projects as needed.)
Expert Review - $200
Spend an hour reviewing your content with Clayton, our resident strategist with over a decade of experience with nonprofit web content. Find the quick fixes that will make a world of difference to your website visitors.
- Accessibility improvements
- Readability fixes
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO) that isn’t snake oil
Who Are We?
Founded in 2012, DevCollab is a consultative web development team devoted to working with progressive, social justice, health equity, educational, and arts organizations. DevCollab is woman- and LGBTQ-owned and led.
Clayton Dewey
Technical Product Owner
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Clayton has been working in nonprofit technology and web development since 2011. He applies his background in linguistics and sociology to ensure websites meet users’ needs. Aside from content strategy and user experience design, Clayton also enjoys being a goofy dad and always appreciates a good paraprosdokian.
