futurepedia_io is a fantastic YouTube channel, and for anybody wanting to make use of and understand Claude it is a channel full of useful, easy to understand explainer videos and tutorials. A Simple 3-Part Framework Anthropic provides three main ways to interact with Claude. Knowing which one to use stops you from wasting time doing […]
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Small, time-strapped charity communications teams in the UK charity sector are always looking for ways to stream-line social media creation without sacrificing quality or brand consistency. In this guide, we break down a brilliant time-saving workflow inspired by a video tutorial from graphic designer Jacqui Naunton (White Deer). You will learn how to use Canva
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The UK charity sector is defined by a profound financial disparity where the vast majority of organisations operate on the edge of survival while a tiny elite controls the lion’s share of resources. Approximately 94.6% of all charities in the sector earn less than £1 million per year, yet the financial stability of these organisations
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1. The Core Mistake: The “All-in-One” Services Page Most websites list all their services on a single “Our Services” page [00:58]. 2. The Three-Step Fix for Website Structure To fix your hierarchy, follow these steps: 3. Avoiding “Duplicate Content” Google may penalize you if your service pages look identical with only the service name swapped
On LinkedIn the ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) posted on LinkedIn regarding the new soft opt-in rules. The post started with: Charities now have more flexibility on how they contact their supporters under data law change. Under the recent Data (Use and Access) Act, charities can email, text and direct message supporters on social media without
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At a time when most small charities don’t make a surplus, thinking about where to save money is now very important. How can processes be made more efficient? In my view this is precisely why having a “digital” person involved is increasingly important. I built a fundraiser using google gemini and google aistudio. If you
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Introduction: The 2026 Compliance Landscape The landscape of charity email marketing regulations UK experienced a monumental and highly anticipated shift in early 2026. For decades, the third sector faced a distinct disadvantage compared to commercial entities. While businesses could seamlessly rely on exemptions to market to their past customers, charities were bound by the strict,
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For many working in the UK charity sector, “Artificial Intelligence” (AI) can feel like a buzzword reserved for big tech firms. However, AI is increasingly becoming a practical tool for social good—helping small teams do more with less. We have spoken about Google AI services for charities and the $1000 annual credit to use Vertex
The Technical Restriction When setting a campaign in your Google Ad Grant account you can either select a standard campaign or a PMAX campaign. In a standard Paid PMax campaign, video is a mandatory requirement (if you don’t provide one, Google will actually auto-generate a basic one for you using your images). However, because Google
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If using Responsive Search Ad (RSAs) is it necessary to have separate ads for A/B testing? You would think that is the point of RSAs, to a/b/c test different headlines and text. The reason Google introduced Responsive Search Ads (RSAs) is to theoretically “self-optimise” A/B tests because you can provide up to 15 headlines and
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