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Title:	Charity Website Benchmarks 2007
Type:	Publication / Report
Published:	11 July 2007

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Charity Website Benchmarks 2007 - iConcertina, E-consultancy, July 2007

About this Report

An update to our 2006 Charities Benchmark Report, this report examines and measures the websites of UK charities.

The trouble is, most charities aren't fully optimising their web potential, so with the help of iConcertina, we decided to take a close look at the state of play, to help charities figure out where to go from here.

Key Metrics

This Charity Website Benchmarks report analyses and evaluates 120 websites belonging to online charities in the UK, measuring them against a range of metrics.

We have summarised the benchmark criteria in the body of this report.
• Usability – is the site easy to use?
• Accessibility – can everyone access the site?
• Communication – can users communicate with the charity and each other?
• Transparency – is the charity open with its information?
• Responsiveness – are giving, volunteering, fundraising, and corporate involvement encouraged and supported?
• Housekeeping – does the charity put search engine optimisation (SEO) into practice and does the site support and work in harmony with social networking sites?

Who Should Read this Report

Well worth a read if you operate a website for a charity, or are part of an internet marketing team that is focused on driving fundraising activities online. It is also useful for any agencies or consultants working in the charities sector.

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