Google For Nonprofits Resource Page

 

What Is Google For Nonprofits

 
Google For Nonprofits offers a suite of products to help nonprofits grow. One of the most beneficial is Google Grants, which gives $10,000 per month in free advertising to eligible nonprofits. Once approved, the grant credits continue as long as you are actively managing it every month.
 

How Google For Nonprofits Works

 
Google For Nonprofits encompasses the AdWords For Nonprofits program, also called Google Grants. It is only open to U.S. based nonprofits, and works by providing approved organizations with an advertising budget of $10,000 every month to be spent on PPC or pay-per-click search ads. These ads are the sponsored links you see on the top and side of search results pages.
 
As a PPC advertiser, you create keyword lists relevant to your nonprofit, and write ads that entice potential visitors to click. Then, whenever a searcher runs a query on Google related to your keyword, your ad will target them.
 

Benefits

 
Your nonprofit may not be visible in search results when someone looks for your cause on Google. PPC ads allow you to instantly be listed at the top of search results, making it dramatically more likely that you’ll be found by people searching for you.
 
With a budget of $10,000 every month, you can generate website traffic on a massive scale. When used correctly, you can harness this exposure to achieve your marketing goals, like increasing awareness, fundraising, and volunteering. There are other good reasons why you should get Google Grants, which you can read about here.
 

Eligibility

 
The main eligibility criteria is that your organization must have a registered 501(c)(3) status charitable status inside the U.S.
 
Please note that if you aren’t U.S. based, you can still apply for Google Grants through their country-specific program.
 

Testimonials

 
To find out more about how Google For Nonprofits has tremendously benefited other organizations, visit our success stories page or the official testimonials page from Google.
 

How To Apply

 
You have to first apply for Google For Nonprofits status, which you can do here. After you’re approved, inside you can submit an application to Google Grants and any other program you might be interested in, like Google Apps For Nonprofits, YouTube For Nonprofits, and Google Outreach.
 
For more information on getting started with Google Grants, view our Complete Guide To Google Grants or get a free consultation here.

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About Conversion Tracking

What is a conversion?

A conversion is defined as any action a user takes on your website that you deem valuable. For some, this is a donation, for others it’s a registration.

Why track conversions?

Tracking conversions is essential to the success of any digital marketing effort. If you don’t understand what actions are leading to growing your impact, you can’t effectively make the right decision to optimize for them.

How we track conversions

Our team will install and implement platforms such as Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics to track and assess these metrics. Our best practices with this valuable data enables us to optimally manage your account.

The Role Of Your Account Manager

What is an Account Manager?

Each one of our clients is matched with a Dedicated Account Manager (AM), who is both your digital marketing expert and main point-of-contact.

What is their expertise?

Upon joining ConnectAd, all AMs go through an extensive training & certification program before managing nonprofit accounts. Additionally, AMs go through further training each week as part of our culture of learning so that they can continue to develop their skill set.

As a result, AMs become proficient in multiple areas of digital marketing to the benefit of our clients.

A $599 Setup Fee May Apply

ConnectAd charges a $599 setup fee to activate and/or recover Google Ad Grant accounts. However, if your nonprofit has never had the Google Ad Grant, we will waive the $599 setup fee and complete the rest of the Google Ad Grant application process on your behalf if your nonprofit meets the following criteria:

1. Able to access an approved Google for Nonprofits account 

2. Nonprofit status is verified by Goodstack

3. No compliance or eligibility issues preventing activation of the Google Ad Grant

If you already have the Google Ad Grant but lost administrative access, had your account suspended, or have not actively managed your account within the past year, we will apply this fee towards getting your account back.

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