Offer #2: Charity Donation
Invite a friend to use our web site page creation tool, first cup site creator, and after your friend has hosted their site with us for two months, we will donate their first month of hosting fees to your favorite charity.
This is a very special deal.
People who need websites are typically:
- Small business people
- Coaches, Volunteers, teachers
- Hobbyists and Crafters
- Have a home-based business
- Have a traditional product or service business but lack a website
- Restaurants in areas that have a young/urban population
- Service industries in areas with a young/urban population
- May be a Photographer or an Artist
- May be a College Student who needs a website for a Class Project (we have a special student offer too, so don't worry)
People who need websites often have a business, a mission, and always a message and understand that to succeed they need to get their message out there -- and it's not just a page on Facebook or a blog. It's a complete message. The message has a business goal (come and buy this product or service from us) or an educational or charitable goal (come help support our charitable event).
Groups who need websites can be:
- Sports, academic, or educational teams or groups
- Charitable groups who have a long-term educational 501 C3 goal
- Grass roots organizations who have a long-term 501 C 4 goal
- Groups who have a meaning and a message, and a need to use "the modern media" to spread that message
- Groups interested in networking and attracting an active member base that is within the internet demographic
What's the
internet demographic? For charitable groups, the demographic breaks down like this:
- 45 to 55 (and we're getting older all the time) and sometimes older but from an engineering, professional, or highly educated background. These people have seen the evolution of technology since the 1980's. For a charitable group, while these people are balancing the demands of family and career, they are also transitioning to a phase in life where many child-rearing obligations decrease. These folks often get involved in charitable groups because when the kids go off to college, they suddenly have more time for hobbies and interests.
- 35 to 45 These individuals are often the backbone of many social organizations, especially educational ones. As parents they can't help but get involved in the things that touch their children's lives.
- 25 to 35 These individuals have lots of energy and are actively pursuing all sorts of interests and building careers and families. Charitable groups often do not do as good a job as they should in attracting and keeping them as members. If a person in this age group becomes an active organizational member, odds are they will remain involved with the group or charity for decades.
- Under 25 These individuals are often hooked up to all sorts of technology, or "wired." They have grown up with gadgets and technology and take it for granted. But they tend to see themselves as technology users and not publishers.
How do you refer your friend?
It's easy. Refer them by using the "Email this page" link or your own personal email.
Then send us a mail after they sign up so we will know to thank you for your referral!
You will also need to give us information on the charity you selected and where to send a donation.
