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Lynley Gregory
Leadership & Governance
We're trying to gauge the averages in the charity sector regarding websites. Can you help by answering the below? We're seeing such a variation so I think I just need more responses before coming to any sort of conclusion.
Disclosure: We're a web agency for charities. We're just after understanding of the sector, this post is not to be used for any sort of sales/marketing and no one will be messaged off the back of this.
1. Who looks after your charity's website day to day?
- A volunteer or trustee
- A staff member
- An agency or freelancer
- Honestly, nobody
2. When was your charity's website last updated (the software, not the content)?
- This month
- In the last 6 months
- Over 6 months ago
- No idea
3. What worries you most about your charity's website?
- It getting hacked
- It going down
- Nobody knowing how it works
- Nothing, it's fine
4. How much does your charity spend on website upkeep each month?
- Nothing
- Under £25
- £25-£75
- Over £75
5. If your website broke tonight, who would you call?
- Our agency
- A volunteer
- Our hosting company
- No one, we'd panic
eg.
1. 1
2. 4
3. 4
4. 2
5. 1
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