Caldera Forms is a powerful tool for adding custom forms to your WordPress website. With the use of Caldera’s Custom Fields Add-On, you can provide a way for users to add new content to your site without having access to the WordPress Dashboard. This can be useful for soliciting contributions by readers of your blog […]
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2016 seems to be the year that website owners have finally become aware of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and what it means for their organization, as evidenced by the increasing number of web development clients asking us whether we “include SEO” with our WordPress websites. The question makes our blood boil, but not because clients show a lack of understanding around
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If you run your association’s or non-profit organization’s website on WordPress, you’ve probably shopped around for a membership management plugin only to discover that “membership management” means something different to many WordPress users. The way most of the WordPress world thinks about membership has mostly to do with restricting levels of access, so you can
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As WordPress developers that work mostly with non-profits, one of the most common scenarios we run across are organizations seeking to integrate their donation/contribution process into their websites. By now, even the smallest non-profits have recognized the need to include this functionality and many have availed themselves of a wide array WordPress donation plugins to
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Is your non-profit organization seeking ways to better coordinate constituent activities, like donations, volunteer and membership management, fundraising, newsletter subscriptions, advocacy & outreach campaigns? Then you’d be welcome to come learn about CiviCRM when Tadpole Collective partners with the National Urban League to host New York City’s CiviDay 2016 next month. Join us as we work and learn together. More than 10,464
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On April 7th, a new security vulnerability was announced in OpenSSL, a cryptography library used to secure most of the traffic on the internet. This vulnerability, commonly known as Heartbleed, allowed attackers to read parts of the system memory of a vulnerable server. Among other things, it could be used to read passwords, cookies, or
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Tadpole’s Dana Skallman will be presenting a FREE workshop at the CiviCRM MeetUp NYC next week. CiviCRM for Nonprofits: Integrating with WordPress is ideal for organizations that may have a WordPress website (or are thinking about using WordPress for their website) and want to find new ways of engaging and communicating with visitors. WordPress provides an
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If you run a non-profit organization you’re already well aware of the many special needs for collecting and managing information around the constituent groups you serve. You may need to track fundraising, donations, event attendance, newsletter subscriptions and be required to report those figures to your funding sources. We’ve seen groups try to manage all
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We are pleased and proud that our own Dana Skallman has been invited to conduct not one, but TWO WordPress-focused workshops at CiviCon 2013 San Francisco!
Tadpole’s Dana Skallman at CiviCon 2013 in San Francisco April 25th-26th! Read More »
