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Promoting giving to charity is like marketing discretionary purchases
Getting more people to give to charity = getting people to change their behaviour. That is, it’s a marketing job. The same as getting you to buy Coke rather than Pepsi, or to buy stilton outside Christmas, to buy a … Continue reading
Posted in Donor behaviour & giving stats, Fundraising
Tagged charity, charity marketing, donor recruitment, Fund-raising, Fundraising, giving, marketing, new donors
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