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A Communicator’s Al Chet

October 8, 2019 By Gail Hyman

By Gail Hyman [The following was originally published on eJewish Philanthropy, September 27, 2009. Image: Shraga Weil, Book of Life I, courtesy Safrai Fine Arts.] As Yom Kippur approaches, I start to create a mental list of my actions that have caused harm or pain to … [Read more...] about A Communicator’s Al Chet

Filed Under: Marketing

Tucson, Arizona: When Words Kill

January 10, 2011 By Gail Hyman

The attack Saturday in Tucson, Arizona that critically injured Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, killed a federal judge, a nine-year-old girl and six other innocent bystanders marks a new and painful moment in our country’s history. As information continues to unfold about the a … [Read more...] about Tucson, Arizona: When Words Kill

Filed Under: Readers Forum

Coca Cola Bubbles Up an Idea

December 14, 2010 By Gail Hyman

I happened upon a fun and funny online concept brought to you by the smart and clever people at Coca Cola. The entire MyCoke site is filled with some great marketing ideas, but the one that caught my eye is its Coca Cola Smile-izer interactive experience. If you click on one … [Read more...] about Coca Cola Bubbles Up an Idea

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Is Your Message as Limp as a Day-Old Latke?

December 7, 2010 By Gail Hyman

If you have not taken a hard look at the messages you have been sending your most valued donors over the past six to twelve months, go grab a few samples, sit down with them and put yourself in the shoes of your donor. Read the messages one at a time (in the sequence they were … [Read more...] about Is Your Message as Limp as a Day-Old Latke?

Filed Under: Marketing

Just Because I Ordered Tuna Salad For Lunch Today Does Not Mean That’s All I Eat

November 1, 2010 By Gail Hyman

In my experience, nonprofit fundraisers seeking to secure a repeat or increased gift from a donor - especially one who made a first and/or modest gift - too often jump to the conclusion that if a donor gave to (fill in your cause or special campaign here) they are likely to … [Read more...] about Just Because I Ordered Tuna Salad For Lunch Today Does Not Mean That’s All I Eat

Filed Under: Marketing Tagged With: donor conservation

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