Premiums and Paid Products Spotlight: The Top 10 Premiums for 2013
As measured by Who's Mailing What!, premiums are bouncing back for nonprofits. Find out how, why and what.
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Nonprofit mail and premiums have teamed up successfully for decades, kind of like Tango and Cash — except that donors often will only give “cash” if the nonprofit will “tango” by offering a quality, soon-to-be-appreciated gift or “premium.”
(Note that I’m not speaking about “freemiums,” which are free gifts inside the mail piece, such as address labels or a bookmark. Instead, this is a discussion on the promised gift to arrive in the mail after a donation has been given.)
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