# Professional Fundraising redesigns its website

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2006/01/21/professional-fundraising-redesigns-its-website/
- Published: 2006-01-21T00:00:00+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Professional Fundraising magazine will launch a new version of its website on Monday,
offering “a host of new subscriber-only online features”.
The revised website will
offer a new archive function allowing subscribers to search for past articles and
features. Opinion pieces and in-depth features, including the most recent Most Influential
People in Fundraising, will also be available, some of which will be available for
download in Adobe Acrobat format (PDF).

To date Professional Fundraising’s website has featured most of the news items and
features but only as a “teaser” headline and introductory paragraph. For the rest
of the content readers were encouraged to subscribe to the magazine. The new site
sounds as if it is combining online with printed material more tightly.

The new site will continue to list recruitment advertisements and events listings,
although now they will be “new interactive recruitment and event portals”. Subscribers
will also be able to promote their own events.

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This latter service could be genuinely novel if it focuses on fundraising events,
rather than, like UK Fundraising’s listing, events for fundraisers. No-one has yet
published a comprehensive listing of fundraising events in the UK whether on paper
or online. There are online calendars of key charity weeks and days, but not of 
all fundraising events. Perhaps this is not surprising as many charities do not 
list all their fundraising events on their own websites.

Professional Fundraising’s publishers Plaza Publishing are encouraging the magazine’s
subscribers to register for access to the new website by applying for a username
and password.

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