Using Chatbots to Engage Your Audiences at Scale

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Chatbots -- applications that simulate human conversation through a messaging interface -- are popular tools for nonprofits. Organizations of all sizes, from small nonprofits like mRelief to large charities like Planned Parenthood, are using chatbots to serve more constituents, free up their staff’s time, and raise awareness of their causes.

In this 60-minute webinar, Maria Dyshel (CEO, Tangible AI) will explore real-life examples of chatbots helping nonprofits connect with their constituents and supporters, and she will give practical tips on implementing a chatbot project in your nonprofit.

During this session, you’ll learn:

• What are chatbots?
• What it takes to build one for your organization
• How organizations are using chatbots to supercharge their constituent and supporter engagement
• How to decide whether a chatbot is a good fit for your nonprofit
• A 10-step framework of implementing a chatbot project, from idea to pilot

This is a pre-recorded live webinar that took place on August 19, 2021.

About Our Presenter

Maria Dyshel | CEO, Tangible AI

Maria Dyshel is the CEO of Tangible AI, helping nonprofits and mission-driven organizations increase their impact and operate smarter with custom AI and chatbot-powered solutions. She has been working on the intersection of technology and social impact for more than 10 years. An avid chatbot enthusiast, she has supported and led the creation of more than 20 chatbot applications across different sectors.

About Our Sponsor
 
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