When it comes to traditional fundraising campaigns their are literally thousands of ideas that organizations seeking to start a program can utilize. Traditional fundraising has always been to present program, get groups to sign up, and get patrons to purchase product. But, with advent of Internet, many such programs that have been a traditional face-to-face method have become more updated and accessible and even more creative. Even though means has changed, methods have not. Their are several key aspects in a solid, profitable, and mutually beneficial fundraising program that have not changed over time.

First, The program has to be easy to understand. Those who would demonstrate program not only have to be trained, but they have to demonstrate program with ease. A program should not be complicated when main objective is to gain positve revenue results. The better prospect understands, better likelihood that product will be sold.

Second, Profitability. Any program, wheather its a food drive, Girl Scouts, or casino night at local church, they are in "business" to make money. Their is one other dimension here, their has to be a fast turnaround in revenue earning. Not many programs realize a fast turnaround in their sales objectives. Some programs may take anywhere from 6 months to a year maybe more. It all depends upon marketing mix of production, packaging, pricing, and most important promotion. The program chosen also plays a factor.

The search engines function is to search entire Internet, site or database under your defined term. It will retrieve any data that fits under criteria of your search. Examples of search engine's include Alta Vista, Excite, and Google which enable users to search for documents on World Wide Web.1

And best of all you can submit your website with search engines for free. But there are a few things you need to know in order to be recognized by engine's. So your main job is to build your website around search engines standards so that you can receive best page rank possible and continue to aim towards top 20.

All search engines have a set of rules for determining a websites page rank which is called and algorithm. An algorithm is a finite set of well-defined instructions for accomplishing some task which, given an initial state, will result in a corresponding recognizeable end-state.

The concept of an algorithm is often illustrated by example of a recipe, although many algorithms are much more complex; algorithms often have steps that repeat or require decisions (such as logic or comparison) until task is completed. Correctly performing an algorithm will not solve a problem if algorithm is flawed or not appropriate to problem. For example, performing potato salad algorithm will fail if there are no potatoes present, even if all motions of preparing salad are performed as if potatoes were there.