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On Wednesday 21 October, two critical security vulnerabilities were disclosed in PHP, the programming language used by millions of websites, including WordPress and many other popular platforms.
Over the past few weeks we've been working with BMS World Mission to create an interactive web application that enables users to explore the ethical performance of hundreds of well-known fashion brands.
Your website analytics can tell you what visitors are doing, but not always why. Discover how one simple question could help your charity better understand its supporters, uncover valuable insights and improve its website and communications.
A donation page has a very specific job. By the time somebody reaches it, they have usually moved beyond simply learning about your charity and are actively considering giving. The page should therefore feel different from a normal content page.
It would be an understandable mistake to assume that increasing online giving starts with fixing the website. Sometimes it does, but increasing online giving is not always a website problem.
They say that you never get a second chance to make a first impression. This may well be true, and according to research from Microsoft, when it comes to your website you only get around 10 seconds to make it.
Your charity website should do more than explain what you do. It should make the gap between the problem people face and the better outcome they want impossible to miss. The interesting part is what sits between those two points, your offer!
Unless you have had your head buried fairly firmly in the sand for the last couple of years, you will be very much aware of the rapid advancement of AI. In this article, we look at how small charities can start to benefit from the AI boom.
When I started Reborn Media 15 years ago, pretty much all of my work came from local businesses. I used to flyer industrial estates, speak to local contacts, and do whatever I could to drum up work and get myself established.
I'm not a big fan of surprises. And I don't think I'm alone in this. In fact, one of my worst nightmares would probably be a surprise birthday party. Especially if it involved a barn dance. I'd have to stand there, pretending to be thrilled, while internally collapsing into a heap of social dread.
It’s time to leverage your ‘thank you’ pages and unlock their full potential.
Digital marketing remains one of the most powerful tools charities can use to reach supporters, raise awareness and drive action. But with so many platforms and approaches available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. This guide covers the core elements of digital marketing for charities in 2025, from websites and email campaigns to SEO, social media and content personalisation.
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