Tools from Google for Nonprofits

Google is the largest search engine, and it also has a lot of other amazing products. Their tools can help you generate more revenue, do more with less and engage more audience with your cause.

Google Workspace for Nonprofits

Google Workspace is a powerful tool that can help you do more with less. It's an easy-to-use platform that allows you to collaborate with colleagues and partners, track your progress on projects and manage day-to-day activities.

Google Workspace is perfect for nonprofits because it gives them access to the best tools in the industry at no cost—and it's free! With this toolkit, non-profit marketers will be able to:

• Create branded landing pages for their website or blog;
• Manage multiple campaigns across social media platforms (Facebook Ads Manager);

Google Ad Grants

Google Ad Grants is a free advertising program that can be used by nonprofits, non-profits and small businesses. The program offers two types of grants: one for nonprofit organizations, and another for all other types of businesses (large and small).

Google Ad Grants was created to help nonprofits reach potential donors in ways they hadn't been able to before. Many people don't realize that there are specific tools available through Google Ads which allow you to market your cause in an effective way without having any previous experience with marketing or SEO—and these tools can be used by anyone!

The best thing about this program is that it's completely free: all you have to do is fill out an application form each year so we know who you are and what type of grant application(s) we should send out next time around!

Google Analytics

Google Analytics is one of the best tools for measuring your website's traffic, performance and conversion rates.

With this tool, you can track your visitors' behaviour on your site. You can see how they arrive at your website and what they do while they're there—which pages they visit and how long they spend on each page; what keywords bring them to you; whether or not someone buys something from you; if someone abandons their cart before checking out (a person might leave because he or she saw another offer); whether or not someone completed a form on your site—all this information helps you improve future content so that more people become interested in donating money!

Google Analytics also has some great features like:

• A free trial version where users get 10 sessions of free tracking per month (for up to 20 projects). In addition to seeing these stats about their activity across multiple sites using Google Tag Manager (GTM), users can even view trends over time using some cool graphs.

YouTube for Nonprofits

YouTube for Nonprofits

YouTube is a great tool for nonprofits to use. It's a great way to reach your audience, get people involved in your cause and share your story with the world. The best part about using YouTube is that it's free! If you have an idea for creating content that will help promote your organization, then don't hesitate to give it a shot.

Google Earth and Maps

Google Earth and Maps are two tools that nonprofits can use to help their cause marketing efforts.

Google Earth is a powerful tool for creating virtual tours of your organization's projects, allowing you to see how they would look from the air or in 3D. You can also use it as a platform for gathering information about your audience, such as demographic information or industry knowledge that could be useful when developing content.

Maps is particularly useful if you want people who aren't familiar with your organization's work yet but still need some guidance on where they could go next within the space (or even just outside).

These tools can help you generate more revenue, do more with less and engage more audience with your cause.

Google Workspace for Nonprofits is a free tools suite that will help you do more with less. The tools include Google Analytics and YouTube for Nonprofits, as well as Google Earth and Maps. You can use these tools to get insights into how people are interacting with your content, find out where your audience hangs out online (and how much money they could be making), or even see which pages on your website are getting the most traffic in real time. You'll also have access to an email marketing platform so that you can send targeted emails directly from inside the program—no need for an external service provider!

Google has been an incredible partner for nonprofits and causes for more than a decade, and these tools are just the tip of the iceberg. We hope this post inspired you to take advantage of all the ways Google can help your organization do great things!