Get Your Nonprofit Found and Cited by AI
2026 edition. Covers the United States, the United Kingdom, German-speaking Europe, the EU and smaller markets. Your nonprofit can rank on page one of Google and still be...
Written for nonprofit teams
I work with nonprofits on where AI belongs in their operations, which funders are actually worth applying to, and how to stay findable now that search and AI answers pull in different directions. Everything here comes out of that work.
Where AI actually fits inside a nonprofit, and where it does not. Tool choices, staff workflow, governance, and the honest cost of adoption.
What to automate first, what to leave alone, and how to keep a board comfortable while you do it.
Read the Transformation pieces 2 piecesReading funders before you write. Fit signals, timing, reporting load, and deciding which applications are worth your team's hours.
Fewer applications, better chosen, with the research done before the deadline panic starts.
Read the Grants pieces 9 piecesBeing found in Google and being cited by AI answers are now two jobs. Structure, sourcing, and the technical work that decides both.
How search engines and language models actually pick what to show, and what that means for a small comms team.
Read the Search & AI piecesNewest first, across all three sections.
2026 edition. Covers the United States, the United Kingdom, German-speaking Europe, the EU and smaller markets. Your nonprofit can rank on page one of Google and still be...
2026 edition. Covers the United States, the United Kingdom, German-speaking Europe, the EU and smaller markets. Your nonprofit can rank on page one of Google and still be...
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