Andrew of Internet Experiment inspired me. He brought up the topic of non-profit SEO that was on my mind for some time at least as long as I have known the Graphic Alliance, a social designers network of companies and individuals dedicated to social campaigns, non-profit advertising and media activism. His idea is basically to create some kind of organization that optimizes for just causes or non-profit organizations.

The second part of the idea, SEO for non-profits is not entirely new as I found out doing a little research at Google. I have found 9 more links that might be a good start if you’re from a non-profit group and are looking for SEO services. Some consultants and firms already offer discounts or special offers for non-profits, but that’s not all, just check my list:

  1. Andrew’s inspiring article: How To Kill Yourself?? – SEO For Non-Profit
  2. Get your non-profit PPC campaign financed by Google: The Google Grants Program: Click Here For Charity
  3. SEO at Grassroots.org “a nonprofit organization that brings emerging technologies to communities across the world”: The Nonprofit SEO Guide
  4. Mary Pierce describes SEO for the Non-Profit Organization
  5. Dave Chakrabarti summarizes Nonprofit SEO
  6. … and lists the Nonprofit SEO Advantages
  7. Michael Stein has a simialr focus in his non-profit technology blog: Organic Non-profit SEO
  8. Dew Point Productions offers SEO for non-profits on a “pay what you can”-basis: Non Profit SEO
  9. This website offers NonProfit SEO/SEM
  10. SCOGrowth.com offers discounts for non-profits: Non-Profit SEO and Copywriting Development

Basically it’w what I told you before: SEO is not evil as most people who hate SEO assume. Those people offend me even without checking out my site or knowing who I am. I already optimize websites about ecological houses or solar energy. In future I plan to change my focus even more towards good causes. So do not hesitate to contact me at onreact.com if you are working for a non-profit.

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  1. David Gurevich (1 comments.)
    Posted January 14, 2008 at 9:49 pm | Permalink

    Thanks for the mention! Non-profits are trying to make the world better for everyone; it feels great to be able to pay them back.

  2. Aidan @ INKODE SEO (1 comments.)
    Posted April 29, 2008 at 11:46 pm | Permalink

    Dude totally dig what you’ve been doing here. It is good to see someone actually getting out there and actually making a impact on this earth.

    I too would like to help out and would be very happy to do some non profit seo for those who are interested.

  3. darren (1 comments.)
    Posted October 24, 2008 at 7:21 am | Permalink

    I will be doing this in my field as well. Shooting for karma points, that has to play into the algorithm at some point anyway right ;)

  4. Ethical SEO | Nathan (1 comments.)
    Posted January 9, 2009 at 8:48 am | Permalink

    Your link for #9 is dead. Aaron Wall just put out an SEM for Non-profits guide that can take its place. I just made a post about non-profit search engine optimization strategy thats pretty comprehensive, which I’m steadily improving.

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