Bagging the Brown Bag
A2H combats direct-mail fatigue by testing while the control’s still working.
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In November 2003, A2H shelved the brown bag and started mailing the grocery voucher.
“That brought down the cost of acquisition, and yet we were getting better-quality donors, if not the same quantity,” she adds.
Good, better, best
The grocery voucher averages between a 0.9 percent and 1 percent response rate and a $22 to $25 average gift amount. But, ever conscious of mail fatigue, A2H began testing what it calls the trucking-voucher mailing against the grocery-voucher mailing in the hopes of netting stronger results as well as “long-term, quality donors,” says Karen Paciero, director of individual philanthropy for A2H.
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