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Are Nonprofits Flunking Email Marketing 101?

Care2

Perhaps the most damning statistic is that, on average, nonprofits are taking eight whole days to email a response to someone who signs up for their email list. The email address used for registration was a Gmail account with default Spam and filter settings). And the actual copy on the sign-up forms was pretty mediocre, too.

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New Survey by Care2 Reveals that Nonprofits are Flunking “Email Marketing 101"

Care2

Perhaps the most damning statistic is that, on average, nonprofits are taking eight whole days to email a response to someone who signs up for their email list. The email address used for registration was a Gmail account with default Spam and filter settings). And the actual copy on the sign-up forms was pretty mediocre, too.

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What We Learned at 17NTC: Day 1

Tech Soup

" and includes modeling statistical analysis. This is just a sample of the secrets MacLaughlin revealed during his NTC session. Diagnostic analytics (insight): This answers the question of "Why did it happen?" " and includes alerts and dashboards. The more variables, the better the predictions. More Secrets.

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Measuring the Value of Your Blog: Reflections Over the Last Year

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I just sampled one month. The dramatic rise a year ago was I consolidated several RSS feeds so Feedburner was reporting aggregate statistics. I did not include spam comments or my own). So I'm not spending time to generate god's spreadsheet of monthly number of posts and words per post. Audience Growth. Thank you readers!