Nonprofits Benefit From New "Pause to Support a Cause" Campaign That Ties Donation to Research Participation
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council Leads Corporate Initiative to Raise Funds for Global Charities By Making Contributions on Behalf of Individual Respondents Completing
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“Market researchers typically earmark substantial funds to field research and reward panel and survey participants through incentives, rewards, giveaways and other gifts that gain or induce response,” noted Donovan Neale-May, the executive director of the CMO Council, which has more than 5,000 marketing executive members controlling an estimated $125 billion in annual spend. “By formalizing and linking survey fielding and response to non-profit donations, corporate marketers and researchers can add a powerful altruistic appeal and ensure that market research dollars produce real social value and meaningful improvement to brand image and perception.”
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