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• Jun 13, 2026
• AFTW Marketing Team
• Web Design Company

Women-owned businesses continue to be one of the fastest-growing segments of the American economy. Across industries such as professional services, healthcare, retail, legal services, consulting, construction, and technology, women entrepreneurs are building successful organizations that create jobs, serve communities, and contribute to economic growth.

• Jun 01, 2026
• AFTW Marketing Team
• Web Design Company

If your nonprofit website isn’t converting, you’re not alone. A lot of organizations have the same concern but struggle to pinpoint what’s actually going wrong. You might be getting traffic. People are visiting your site, clicking around, maybe even spending time on a few pages. But when it comes to donations, signups, or engagement, things fall flat.

• May 04, 2026
• AFTW Marketing Team
• Web Design Company

A professional website is one of the most important investments a business can make. Whether a company is launching for the first time, expanding into new markets, pursuing new customers, or modernizing its operations, a strong online presence often serves as the foundation for future growth.

• May 01, 2026
• AFTW Marketing Team
• Web Design Company

If you're planning a new website, this is probably one of the first questions that comes up: How much is this actually going to cost us? It sounds like it should have a straightforward answer. It doesn’t. You might hear one organization spent very little, while another invested significantly more. That gap can make it difficult to know what’s reasonable, especially when you're trying to set expectations internally.

• Apr 22, 2026
• AFTW Marketing Team
• Web Design Company

If your nonprofit is planning a new website, you’ve probably already run into this question: Do we need an RFP… and if so, where do we even start? On paper, it sounds simple. In reality, it rarely is. Most teams are juggling competing priorities, limited time, and a mix of perspectives from leadership, marketing, and sometimes the board. Then someone suggests putting together an RFP, and suddenly you’re expected to define a project that isn’t fully clear yet.

• Sep 01, 2025
• Architects for the Web
• Web Design Company

You’ve built a website, traffic is trickling in, but your inbox is silent. Sound familiar? This is the story for many CPAs—especially those serving nonprofits. You might offer exactly what a nonprofit client needs, but your website isn’t showing it. And it’s not just about looking modern; it’s about converting interest into action. In this article, we’ll explore why most CPA websites underperform—and how you can turn your site into a steady stream of qualified leads.

• Aug 30, 2025
• Architects for the Web
• Web Design Company

Imagine this: a person has just been in a car accident. They reach for their phone and type in "car accident lawyer near me" into Google. Who shows up? The top result on Google Maps gets the call. This article explores how and why your firm needs to dominate local search and appear in the Google Maps Local 3-Pack to consistently bring in new, high-quality clients.

• Aug 20, 2025
• AFTW Marketing Team
• Web Design Company

Hiring a full-time marketing team might sound like a logical next step when you're looking to grow your CPA firm—but it’s not always the most practical or profitable move. Between salaries, training, and managing the day-to-day, it’s a lot to take on, especially if you’re already deep in tax deadlines or client work.

• Aug 15, 2025
• Architects for the Web
• Web Design Company

Let’s be honest—getting someone to visit your nonprofit’s website is no small feat. But getting them to stay, connect, and donate? That’s where the real challenge begins. If you're seeing traffic but donations are low, your website might be quietly turning potential donors away—and you may not even realize it.

• Aug 12, 2025
• AFTW Marketing Team
• Web Design Company

In today’s digital age, a nonprofit’s website is often the first point of contact with potential donors, volunteers, and partners. Many organizations—especially those with tight budgets—turn to do-it-yourself (DIY) website builders thinking they’re saving money.