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A Guide to Giving
Way back in 1997, it was hard for a small nonprofit with a limited budget to get attention. The Internet wasn’t the fundraising powerhouse it is today,
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Stranger in Paradise
There’s an unlikely figure roaming the beaches of Oahu. He stands aristocratically erect, his nose aimed at the heavens as though avoiding the stench
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Preview Pain
With the newest releases of Yahoo! Mail and Microsoft Windows Live offering users preview panes by default at least while they’re in beta business-to-consumer
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The Buck Starts Here
Jerry Bernhart, president of Bernhart Associates Executive Search, recently gave us his thoughts on DM compensation in today’s hiring market. It’s true
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Rainbow Rewards Goes West
Last year Rainbow Rewards, a loyalty plan designed to boost local businesses in Denver, increased enrollment 150 times
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A Capital Idea? Well
The problem with so many loyalty programs is they demand our loyalty but don’t volunteer a rat’s behind for their loyalty. Veteran air travelers are quite
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A Ho-Ho to Remember
Remember all those great corporate holiday cards and gifts you got in December? By and large, neither do we. Sure, there were some yummy boxes of candy
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Play Money
Forget cash. Gift cards are fast replacing dollars in rebate promotions. For starters, they must be used in the store, whereas cash can be spent anywhere.
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Political Post
One thing we’ve never been able to figure out is when and how politicians started using direct mail. Some sources say it was during the 1960s, when large donor and voter lists became available.
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CORRECTION
The photo accompanying AAA Targets Teens (January) is not of Mary Wyatt but of Sue Burns, AAASNE’s director of marketing membership.