Contents of magazine
Damian Hanson – charities should prepare for the phasing out of traditional landlines.
Molly Watt – charities could be excluding a significant proportion of their intended audience.
Jo Scott – direct mail captures attention in a way that digital marketing alone cannot achieve.
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Contents – No. 150 Early Summer 2023
Page 1 – Charities managing fraud risk
Arlene Clapham on deterring and investigating fraud.
Page 2 – Fundraising with online raffles
Gerry Lianos on why online raffles should be part of your fundraising.
Page 3 – Telephone fundraising in the digital age
Damian Hanson on the cloud and telephone fundraising.
Page 4 – Bridging the digital gap for charities’ clients in practice
Sarah Brown and Piers McLeish on enabling the deaf to have confidence online.
Page 5 – Making charities’ social media content accessible by all
Molly Watt on ensuring content is completely accessible.
Page 6 – Opening the door to donors with direct mail
Jo Scott on using direct mail in combination with digital.
Page 7 – NEWS
Fewer volunteers, charity salaries, rise in sick leave, charity shop sales, and other stories.
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