[Cash-and-caring] quiz turning to cash

Mark T blindsquid at yahoo.com
Fri Feb 15 20:45:39 UTC 2013


I cannot make it due to a big family get together with out-of-town family members.
Mark
 

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 From: Ramona Walhof <ramona.walhof at gmail.com>
To: Fund-raising assistance for Chapters and Affiliates <cash-and-caring at nfbnet.org> 
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2013 7:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Cash-and-caring] quiz turning to cash
  

  
How many of you can participate in a conference 
call this Sunday at 9:00 p m Eastern time; 6:00 West Coast time?   
  
Ramona 
----- Original Message -----  
>From: Riccobono,  Mark  
>To: Mark T ; Fund-raising assistance for Chapters  andAffiliates  
>Sent: Friday, February 15, 2013 6:55  AM 
>Subject: Re: [Cash-and-caring] quiz  turning to cash 
>
> 
>Friends, 
>  
>I  appreciate the honest dialogue here and think it is an extremely important one  to consider. I am sorry I did not bring this up earlier. How we manage and  effectively utilize data will be an important part of our future success.  While there is more complexity than we can likely resolve via email, I want to  just understand one think Mark said in his response. 
>  
>Mark  wrote: 
>“Currently, when one takes the quiz, it says the email  address "will be kept confidential".  This expression is subject to  interpretation.  But when I see that expression on a website before  deciding to give my email address, I expect that my email address will only be  held internally.” 
>  
>This  website makes it very clear it is being run by the National Federation of the  Blind. The profile is even called NFB Fundraising—in case someone was under  the misconception that this was simply just public outreach and awareness. So,  what does “internally” mean. Although my quick note was more to understand  what the plan was, I did mention the newsletter as one possibility. I think  the key however is ultimately getting this data set to be part of the NFB’s  unified database “internally.” It may mean that this data is identified in a  particular way. However, we should be examining this data to understand what  impact the survey has had. For example, how many of these email addresses are  already in our system? If it is only 10% we have done a fabulous job of  connecting new contacts with our organization. If it is 90%, we know we have a  better job to do. However, that also gives us data that we can use.  
>  
>Most  importantly, if we do not all agree that the “internally” is the National  Federation of the Blind than I think we need to have a real serious discussion  about what we are doing, who we are doing it for, and what organization is  going to manage the data. 
>  
>Let me  also say this is not the only place this discussion is happening. In the last  three months we ran into a similar discussion about data and who could use  it—when it was clearly data of the National Federation of the Blind.  
>  
>Thanks  for continued engagement around these important issues. As I say, what we do  with data is an extremely important thing for us to understand and plan  for. 
>  
>Mark 
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>From:Cash-and-caring  [mailto:cash-and-caring-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Mark  T
>Sent: Friday, February 15, 2013 12:25 AM
>To: Fund-raising assistance for Chapters and Affiliates
>Subject: Re:  [Cash-and-caring] quiz turning to cash 
>  
>Currently, when one takes the quiz, it says the email  address "will be kept confidential".  This expression is subject to  interpretation.  But when I see that expression on a website before  deciding to give my email address, I expect that my email address will only be  held internally. 
>  
>So I  tend to agree with Loraine.  However, we could change the wording on  the quiz, of offer an opt in/opt out on the  newsletter. 
>  
>I do  think the list of emails of people who have taken the quiz should be used to  send an announcement when a new quiz is posted. 
>  
>Mark 
>  
>From:Lorraine Rovig <lorraine.rovig at gmail.com>
>To: Fund-raising assistance for Chapters and Affiliates <cash-and-caring at nfbnet.org> 
>Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2013 7:33 PM
>Subject: Re:  [Cash-and-caring] quiz turning to cash 
>
>I believe We will be in the wrong and it will 
  backfire on us if we
>grab addresses and start subscriptions or anything 
  else except give
>the promised feedback on the quiz.
>
>We can however 
  offer a chance to opt in or opt out of stuff beyond the
>Quiz Score email. 
  We can use the addresses to offer a new quiz and
>include the opt out option 
  and the option to agree to the newsletter
>option.
>
>To increase 
  donations, I suggest
>--we need a larger audience
>--we need our audience 
  to keep coming back because they enjoy our quizzes
>--we need to experiment 
  with wording and placement of the Ask button
>--one way to get repeat 
  customers is to build in ways to brag about one's score
>--we can be happy 
  that our online experiment worked, even if a small
>amount this first time, 
  and that we are on a learning curve.
>
>Lorraine Rovig
>
>Sent from my 
  iPhone
>
>On Feb 14, 2013, at 5:36 PM, "Hernandez, Conchita"
><conchita.hernandez at nebraska.gov>  wrote:
>
>> Hey Marc,
>> Great question! I have a list of everyone 
  who has taken the quiz. Their emails that is. Let me know if you want them 
  forwarded over to you.
>>
>> Conchita Hernandez
>>
>> 
  -----Original Message-----
>> From: Cash-and-caring [mailto:cash-and-caring-bounces at nfbnet.org]  On Behalf Of Riccobono, Mark
>> Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2013 4:31 
  PM
>> To: Cash and Caring
>> Subject: [Cash-and-caring] quiz turning 
  to cash
>>
>> Ramona,
>>
>> I have been meaning to ask 
  this question... what is happening with the info for the people taking the 
  quiz—email addresses? If we add that list to our enewsletter  we might 
  convert some in the longer run to donors.
>>
>> Mark
>> Sent 
  from my iPhone with built in nonvisual access and connectivity to an external 
  Braille display. Who says accessibility is hard to do?
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