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How (and why) to give donors permission not to donate

Jeff Brooks

Give donors “permission” not to donate. I know that may seem odd, because they clearly have that permission whether you give it or not. Still, when you give that permission, you recognize their autonomy and put a decision in their hands. That’s huge. They can still say no, but “yes” is suddenly on the menu. Give when you can.

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[ENHANCEMENT] Additional User Permissions

Bloomerang

Today, we’re excited to announce enhanced user permissions within Bloomerang! We are now providing numerous a la carte permissions for the standard user, with more coming soon! Bloomerang’s new permissions fall under two categories: view-only and full/no access. View-Only Access. Full/No Access.

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Level Up Your Permission-Based Marketing and List Building

Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog

Here’s how we suggest you level up your permission-based marketing, list building, and segmentation. No matter where you are in the process of creating more effective communications and marketing for your nonprofit, you can always do more. But that means it is very easy to get overwhelmed!

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Dr. James Explains How Asking Permission Sets the Stage for “The Ask”

iMarketSmart

Asking for permission to ask. 1] Getting permission first is important. The power of delay Asking for permission to ask does something else. The power of the preliminary “yes” Asking for permission with a delay triggers another behavioral reaction. Getting permission to make the ask does the same thing.

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The Importance of Asking Permission to Ask More Questions

iMarketSmart

It’s easy to miss this small act of permission. But even more powerful is “permission marketing.”[1]. But even more powerful is “permission marketing.”[1]. Permission in Socratic fundraising. Socratic fundraising requires permission. Permission before Socratic fundraising. But it starts with permission.

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The Ultimate Source for Fundraising Questions – From Permission to Confirmation

iMarketSmart

Here are the six types of fundraising questions we’ll be looking at: Permission questions Identity questions Fundraising impact questions Follow-up questions Reflective summary questions Confirmation questions But first, let’s look at how not to ask questions. Permission Questions Yes, this is what it sounds like. Doesn’t matter.

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The Difference Between Content Marketing and Permission-Based Marketing

Kivi's Nonprofit Communications Blog

Permission-Based Marketing and Content Marketing are the two most popular marketing strategies in the nonprofit sector, according to our Nonprofit Communications Trends Report research. That’s permission-based marketing, but not necessarily content they find especially relevant and meaningful themselves.