With the Google Ad Grants programme, you can promote your Non-profits cause in a number of ways such as attracting new donations, recruiting volunteers, promoting fundraising events or the delivery of your charity's services.
The Ad Grant is literally free promotional advertising money for the charities good causes that it delivers. The free promotion is used in the form of Google's AdWords Text Search campaign. This is performed across the Google search browser, which is one of Googles largest advertising platforms and one in which millions of both local, as well as large commercial businesses, pay to use but you as a nonprofit are potentially eligible to a $10,000 grant per a month completely free, by way of the Google Ad Grant programme. And once on the programme, you and your causes adverts will appear for laser targeted relative competitive keywords within the Google search results.
Google AdWords works on a system of “bidding” and "ad quality score" based on the keywords searched by people within the Google search browser. A realistic increase on an optimized Google Ad Grant can significantly increase your charities nonprofit website or/and targeted landing page by as much as a further 50/300 clicks/visitors each and every day/week.
Why should you use Google Grants?
#1. FREE $10,000 PER MONTH AD GRANT
$10,000 month on month, just for your nonprofit charity. Many a small business would Google give their right arm for access to the exact same grant, but yet so many charities both big and small put it off. The Google Ad Grant has been around for 15 years now. That means your charity without the Google Ad Grant has already missed out on a massive $1.8m. So don't continue the delay, the right time to start is right now.
#2. GOOGLE AD GRANTS CAN ATTRACT A FURTHER 50-300 VISITORS TO YOUR WEBSITE
What could a further 50-300 targeted users do for your causes reach? This alone for many charities could be the largest source of traffic. An extra 50-300 people per day/week is a challenge for so many charities but with a Google Ad Grant built out and optimized correctly, it is totally realistically possible.
#3. GOOGLES FREE ADVERTISING GRANTS CAN HELP GENERATE DONATIONS
Ok, so people do not very often initially search Google for charities to make a donation, but more often to secure the help and services of a particular nonprofit. But being at the top of the very first page that a person is for a particular user base targeted keyword, goes a long long way towards establishing and raising awareness of your charities served causes. To which breeds possible engagement and in turn trust, and a favorable increase of growing online donations as well as fundraising opportunities. As a Google Ad Grant can be the catalyst and the very first step in the journey towards the of acquiring those new donations. With a well put together and thought out digital strategy, a well-executed targeted managed Google Ad Grant can start to pay off 3/10 fold quickly.
#4. THE AD GRANT WILL EXPAND YOUR REACH
The increased capabilities to being able to advertise your charities own opportunities with the use of your Google Grant gives you and your nonprofit the very much improved chance towards finding that unique ideal candidate.
#5. $10,000 ADVERTISING GRANT CAN HELP YOU EXPOSE AND DELIVER YOUR SERVICES
Did you know that 87% of the UK population now uses Google to search for organisations and it's just as high in many other parts of the world. The Google Ad Grant will significantly increase the chances of your charities now being seen by those very people that you are wanting to assist, in the very locations that your charity chooses to deliver it's support and services, at the very moment that they’re searching on Google for the very services your nonprofit offers.
#6. WELL MANAGED CAMPAIGNS CAN HELP DEVELOP EMAIL LIST'S, RAISE AWARENESS AND NEW DIGITAL INSIGHTS OF YOUR CUSTOMERS NEEDS
Connecting with new interested parties can be easily done through newsletter and info pack signups and request. Google Adwords to Google Analytics can help produce ongoing insightful data. You are able to learn what interests visitors to your website in the way of your content you provide, and then how best keep them coming back for more. Discover the way visiting interested parties found you and your charity, and what they are looking for, and so develop upon the insights so as to improve your website build development, and visiting customer experience.
#7. GOOGLE ADS GRANTS HELP IN THE PROMOTING OF EVENTS AND THE SELLING OF TICKETS
Charity events for fundraising such as a marathon in London? or a Gala in a local Town Hall. Maybe you're planning on hosting a local festival, why not promote these and many other types of forms of outreach that you and your cause deliver. The possibilities to promote and connect are endless, utilizing a Google Ad Grant in this way only needs you to think outside the box.
#8. GOOGLE AD GRANTS FOR NONPROFITS ARE ABLE TO CONTROL CHARITIES KEY MESSAGE
Google through its algorithm determines the search placement result appearance/text with the use of meta data. The Google Ad Grant offers its users a more flexible and assured way of getting their service solutions onto the very first page for specific targeted keywords. The adverts can be written and will often show up above the regular organic search results, so are able to, therefore, generate highly visible Google search results.
#9. THE GOOGLE AD GRANT CAN PROTECT YOUR CHARITIES BRAND WORDS AND CUSTOMER USER BASE
So a common thing that often happens where Google text search is concerned is the showing of alternative adverts when someone searches for a particular charities names or types, may sound like a stupid idea because they would come to your website anyway right? No not always... to illustrate this point, very often when users search something on the lines of "debt management charities uk" or "debt charity uk" the top search results are often for commercial based debt management companies, so imagine how many potential free of charge charity eligible managed customers are lost to there commercial fee-based counterparts because unkown to them, they mistakenly choose one of the 3 fee-based adverts shown below by the blue arrows being clicked first, rather than the actual charity service solution highlighted by the red box that would have been the free no fee service solution that the customer is entitled to.