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8 Mistakes Nonprofits Make When Thanking Donors

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From clairification.blogspot.fr - November 24, 2012 4:29 PM

Thanking donors is the one thing most nonprofits do not spend enough time thinking about. Too often I find that staff spend 95% of their time crafting the fundraising appeal and getting embroiled in project management – design; layout; printing, postage, etc.


Finally, the letter (or e-appeal) is ready to launch. The mailing is dropped/the button is punched and… voila! Gifts start to arrive! But then what?!


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Agree with this. The emphasis is on acquisition with very lttle thought to how to develop a profitable relationship over time in most nonprofits I give money too.  


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How to Spend Less Time on Twitter and Get More Out of It

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From www.business2community.com - April 10, 2012 8:53 PM

**** The most displease Twitter-thing is the TIME to BENEFIT ratio seems off since MUCH WORK benefits little, so looking for a new approach. Marty


Have you become desensitized and disillusioned with Twitter?

 

Do you feel like you are suffering from Twitter Tiredness?

 

Do you feel like you are “tweeting in the dark”, spending more and more time on Twitter but getting less and less out of it?

 

I know the story. A few months (or years) ago, you signed up for a Twitter account. You dutifully wrote a clever bio, uploaded your picture and started tweeting. Maybe you followed some accounts and learned a bit about the culture and etiquette of the network before sending your first tweet.

 

After following a few people and building a following of your own, you started following more and more and retweeting more and more, all while spending less and less time engaging in conversations and writing original tweets.

 

Read more: http://www.business2community.com/twitter/how-to-spend-less-time-on-twitter-and-get-more-out-of-it-0160103


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