The Giver Map

See where your audience is being lost and what to fix first.

The strategy before anything is built. We map how people move through your website and email, estimate what the gaps are worth on your own numbers, and hand you a prioritized plan. It's yours whether or not you hire us to build it.

The Map is in every option we propose. On its own, it is the smallest one.

What you get

A plan your team could act on without us

  • Your audience and journey map
  • Website-to-email conversion analysis
  • Where each subscriber, donor, customer, member or participant stands
  • A review of your welcome and after-a-gift or after-a-purchase journeys
  • Segmentation and personalization opportunities
  • Measurement and attribution gaps
  • Opportunity estimates on your own numbers
  • A prioritized implementation plan
How it works

The four steps

  1. Step 1

    An intro call

    Free, 45 minutes. We learn what you're trying to do, where we could help, and whether we're a fit. You get a proposal with three options, and the Map is in every one of them.

  2. Step 2

    We study what you have

    Your website, your email platform, your analytics and how people move between them. Nothing is installed and nothing on your site changes.

  3. Step 3

    We walk you through the Map

    The findings, what each gap is worth on your own numbers, and the plan in order. You keep all of it.

  4. Step 4

    Then the work

    If the Map is all you chose, the plan is yours to run, and you can bring us in to build any part of it later. Otherwise we use it to build the work you chose, then measure and improve it.

Why it comes first

Measured on your own numbers

The calculator on this site estimates from published benchmarks. The Map measures your real baseline, so the plan, and everything we build from it, rests on what is actually happening with your audience.

Sometimes the Map shows that the website itself is in the way. When it does, we say so, and we show what a redesign, a rebuild or a new campaign site would be worth before anyone commits to one.

Where it sits

In every option

We need a roadmap before we start, so nothing gets designed or written until the Map is done. It is a strategy, a document, and a call walking you through it.

The proposal has three options, and the Map is in every one of them. On its own it is the smallest. The other two include it and go on to build what it finds. The options are set from what we learn on the intro call, and the Map decides the details of what gets built.

Results

What that looked like for three clients

These measure the steps before a gift: people joining, clicking, replying, staying subscribed, and finding the right next thing.

Spark Discipleship

Sign-ups

Before40%
After68%

After we matched the headline to each visitor, across 3,484 visitors. More sign-ups means a bigger audience to follow up with.

Axis

A healthier list

Replies+40%
Unsubscribes−42%
Spam−77%

After we rebuilt the welcome emails around who each subscriber is. You keep more of your list and hear more from it.

Axis

Resource matching

Clicked96%

2,663 of the 2,763 supporters who clicked took the resource matched to what they had told Axis.

The Axis resource hub, showing what a teacher told them and the video chosen from it
The hub those supporters clicked through to. What they told Axis is on the page, and everything under it was picked from that.
FAQ

Questions about the Map

No. The proposal has three options, and the Map is in every one of them. On its own it's the smallest. The other two include it and go on to build what it finds.

Next step

Book an intro call.

Book a free intro call. We’ll work out where we could help and whether we’re a fit, and you’ll get a proposal with three options. The Map is in every one of them.