Handbook of Direct Marketing for Non-Profit PDF

Handbook of Direct Marketing for Non-Profit PDF

Author: Billy Sharma
$18.50

The Handbook of Direct Marketing for Non-profit Organizations PDF

See Excerpt  ~  Table of Contents  ~  Author Bio ~ Print Version

This practical reference guide for all non-profit marketers is packed with case studies and illustrations covering all aspects of the 'art' and 'science' of direct marketing, Sharma's handbook focusses on using a real understanding of your donor to drive results from your next campaign. The Handbook of Direct Marketing for Non-Profit Organizations will:

  • Show you how to use direct mail as part of an integrated campaign.
  • Reveal why direct marketing continues to reliably bring results in the face of new online campaigns.
  • Illustrate why direct marketing is a strategic tool that can help nurture connections with different donors.

What people are saying about The Handbook of Direct Marketing:

“The Handbook of Direct Marketing for Non-Profit Organizations is a practical reference guide for all not-for-profit marketers. Both those new to direct marketing and seasoned veterans will find the numerous case studies inspiring and an insightful demonstration of how to drive results from your next campaign.”
— Laurene Cihosky, Senior Vice-President, Direct Marketing, Advertising & Publishing Business, Canada Post

“Direct marketing is both an ‘art’ and a ‘science’ and appreciating the difference is the key to understanding your donor. Billy is a skilled practitioner but the secret to his success is that he spends his time being interested in his subject, not simply trying to spew interesting copy.”
— Glenn MacDonell, President & C.E.O., Special Olympics Ontario

“I buy a lot of fundraising books because I know one good idea can help raise 10,000% more than the cost of the book. This book is chock full of many good ideas that will help you raise a lot more money. It deserves to be on the shelf of every non-profit.”
— Harvey McKinnon, President, Harvey McKinnon & Associates

ISBN 978-1-895589-61-0   Civil Sector Press 2009
170 pages PDF Download

Buy the print version

The Handbook of Direct Marketing for Non-profit Organizations PDF

See Excerpt  ~  Table of Contents  ~  Author Bio ~ Print Version

This practical reference guide for all non-profit marketers is packed with case studies and illustrations covering all aspects of the 'art' and 'science' of direct marketing, Sharma's handbook focusses on using a real understanding of your donor to drive results from your next campaign. The Handbook of Direct Marketing for Non-Profit Organizations will:

  • Show you how to use direct mail as part of an integrated campaign.
  • Reveal why direct marketing continues to reliably bring results in the face of new online campaigns.
  • Illustrate why direct marketing is a strategic tool that can help nurture connections with different donors.

What people are saying about The Handbook of Direct Marketing:

“The Handbook of Direct Marketing for Non-Profit Organizations is a practical reference guide for all not-for-profit marketers. Both those new to direct marketing and seasoned veterans will find the numerous case studies inspiring and an insightful demonstration of how to drive results from your next campaign.”
— Laurene Cihosky, Senior Vice-President, Direct Marketing, Advertising & Publishing Business, Canada Post

“Direct marketing is both an ‘art’ and a ‘science’ and appreciating the difference is the key to understanding your donor. Billy is a skilled practitioner but the secret to his success is that he spends his time being interested in his subject, not simply trying to spew interesting copy.”
— Glenn MacDonell, President & C.E.O., Special Olympics Ontario

“I buy a lot of fundraising books because I know one good idea can help raise 10,000% more than the cost of the book. This book is chock full of many good ideas that will help you raise a lot more money. It deserves to be on the shelf of every non-profit.”
— Harvey McKinnon, President, Harvey McKinnon & Associates

ISBN 978-1-895589-61-0   Civil Sector Press 2009
170 pages PDF Download

Buy the print version

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