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Why omni-channel fundraising works at year-end

EveryAction

Whether your nonprofit organization has used an omni-channel donor engagement strategy for years or you’re just getting started, busy fundraising seasons are the most important opportunities to communicate cohesively across mediums with your supporters.

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5 Tips to Craft Your Nonprofit’s Year-End Fundraising Campaigns

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Tie all of your year-end materials together by weaving a campaign-specific design through everything your donors will see, including emails, your website, social media posts, and direct mail pieces. For direct mail, include a reply device and return envelope so your donors don’t have to track down an envelope or stamp at home.

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Multichannel Givers: The Key to Online Fundraising Success

NetWits

to learn more about the turn to online fundraising, the need for a multichannel approach and how direct mail is still alive and well. So what’s the harm in dropping a channel? They don’t naturally flow to another channel, despite their tech savvy tendencies, nor do they stick with a cause simply because gave a donation once.

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4 Text Marketing Lessons Nonprofits Can Take from Big Brands

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Your organization likely relies on direct mail, emails, social media, and even phone calls to get the word out about your organization’s work and solicit support for your mission. Big brands know that texts have an incredibly high open rate—that’s why many of our favorite retailers have adopted a text marketing strategy.

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Mail vs. Email: Pros & Cons of Each Fundraising Channel

NonProfit Hub

When it comes to choosing the right marketing channel for your nonprofit fundraising, you’ll want to consider the pros and cons of each option. The two most prominent fundraising channels for nonprofits are direct mail and email. Here are the pros and cons of mail vs. email. . Direct Mail. Highest Response Rates.

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Channel Surfing: A News Roundup

NetWits

If we are to tackle this situation (and improve the retention rates of all supporters) we need to look again at our websites and ask ourselves if they give donors what they want? on the NTEN Blog , NTEN’s Holly Ross writes: “For those of you waiting for the direct-mail death toll, it looks like you’ll be waiting a while longer.

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The 2 Key Elements of Successful Fundraising Campaigns

NetWits

1) A multi-channel approach to engagement. Multi-Channel Engagement. Print: Direct mail is far from dead. Timing: Time your emails and print mailings to go out in a consistent manner. Create your mailing schedule in a spreadsheet that can be shared with those involved. 2) A strong communication strategy.

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