Resources: Digital strategy
A good digital strategy, whichever form it takes, will help your charity prioritise, becoming more resilient, generating income, and developing skills
Digital strategy is one of our core services and through working with hundreds of charity and public sector organisations we’ve developed these resources to help you.
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Best practice digital strategy
Benchmark your charity's digital performance
Take a look at the latest Charity Digital Skills Report, our annual barometer of the state of play with digital across the sector, to see how your charity compares.
7 ways to get buy in for your digital strategy
How to make inclusion part of your digital strategy
Find out why inclusion is so important for the charity sector and how experts are promoting inclusion as part of their digital strategies.
Blog posts about digital strategy
Topical insights and reflections from the Zoe Amar Digital team
What does the 2024 Charity Digital Skills Report really mean for the sector?
This blog was written by Charity Digital Skills report co-authors Zoe Amar and Nissa Ramsay. How has the way your charity uses technology changed over the last year? Some of the changes might be obvious: you may be working on ‘big bet’ projects such as a new website...
What it’s like to be a woman working in AI
Working in digital and AI is an exciting place to be. There are new tech developments happening at an incredible pace, opening up new ways for the charity and social good sector to increase impact. We know this is the start of much more innovation and change that is...
Are charities underselling themselves as employers?
Good digital talent has always been challenging to recruit for irrespective of the sector. Yet with the demands currently being placed on charities attracting the right talent is more important than ever. What is just as important is securing the right candidate who...
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