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non-profit organizations need the highest response
rates
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response rates are low and your average gift is
small. So what’s an acceptable response rate? That
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high average gift, since the whole point of an
acquisition mailing is to acquire donors. The higher
your response rate, the more donors you acquire. And
the more donors you acquire, the more donors you
can appeal to in coming months, leading to higher
revenue over time. Renewal mailings (designed to obtain gifts from existing donors) typically generate higher response rates. An acceptable response rate with a renewal mailing is some
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