Direct Mail Fun Fact
On June 10, 1902, in Chicago, window envelopes were first patented by the wonderfully named Americus F. Callahan. His patent described the windows as “holes†for looking at the paper inside, and he noted…
Read moreOn June 10, 1902, in Chicago, window envelopes were first patented by the wonderfully named Americus F. Callahan. His patent described the windows as “holes†for looking at the paper inside, and he noted…
Read moreDon’t you just love those studies that state the obvious? I know I get a good laugh anytime I...
Read moreHere are a couple Quotes regarding direct marketing that I really enjoyed reading. I found them on Denny Hatch’s...
Read moreI just tried to give some money to the “Friends of the IDF” cause on Facebook. Bad Idea. I...
Read moreCould the next big thing in giving be Mobile giving – donating over a mobile device? This re-post from...
Read more“…if your are an organization professional, give this test to each and every staff member and consultant responsible for...
Read moreCan non-profits learn from companies who do business for profit? Melissa Busch, associate senior editor, for FundRaising Success writes...
Read moreWired Magazine compliments the U.S. Postal System… “It’s fun to complain about the mail, but look: You can send...
Read moreDoes your non-profit or business have a web site, brochure, vision or mission statement that contains way too much...
Read moreThe wait is over: after five long months of campaigning, the Hoopoe has beat out nine other finalists to...
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