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- Seasonality — history of giving once or twice a year in the same time frame? Then test again in that time frame.
- First appeal — what prospect appeal did they respond to in the first place? Send them a similar appeal to remind/reactivate them.
- Affinity — can you call them “members”? Do they like supporter cards or decals? Make them feel like part of a group.
- Premiums — testing name labels, note pads, tokens, etc., may increase response, especially if they have a history of responding to premiums.
- Community — do they interact with you in other ways, i.e., volunteer, attend special events, give memorial gifts? Reference these connections to your organization when you communicate with them.
- Urgency/emergency — special programs that need immediate help usually work; use deadlines.
- More personal contact — write handwritten notes to lapsed donors; send year-end thank-yous or holiday cards.
“There’s something you can do with all lapsed donors,” Terpstra said, telling the audience to ask these questions and consider the following ideas:
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