At the ADMA Forum, I attended a fascinating and useful presentation by Steven Noble, a senior analyst from Forrester Research. His presentation is available here. They want your details in return (which is why I'm not posting it here) which is kind of fair enough - they are research after all.
Steven had us going all the way back to basics, looking at needs and 'providing' comfort. Brilliantly illustrated with real examples, including how Ivory Soap advertising in the USA evolved through the Great Depression.
Bottom line: Marketers need to give consumers more 'comfort'. He didn't talk about NGOs and charities, but I reckon we may well have the easiest opportunities to do that.
ADMA Forum was great, and I am posting non-recession learnings on http://seantriner.blogspot.com. Worth following my blog I reckon.
What is the best language to use when building relationships with your Mid
and Major Donors?
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I've been sharing a lot of tips and material about mid and major donors
lately. And this got me thinking, what's the best language to use when
talking to...
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