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Nonprofit Consulting Firm Report: 2006 editionPublished by: Campbell Rinker Published: Dec. 1, 2006 - 87 Pages Table of ContentsIntroduction and Methodology Awareness and Usage Name Awareness Firms Worked With in Last Two Years Firm Most Familiar With Current Clients, Former Clients Satisfaction & Importance Importance of Satisfaction Traits Characteristic Satisfaction Characteristic Gap Analysis Hiring, Firing & Recommending Frequency of Firm Reviews Likely Result of Next Review Likelihood to Recommend Perception & Preference of Services Offered Type of Firm Services Offered, Used, & Desired Participation in Syndicated Programs Pricing Information Preferred Pricing Structure Prices Profile of Client Organizations Type of Organization Number of Current Donors Total Fundraising Budget Total Fundraising Income Fundraising Budget Allocation Use of Marketing Strategies Profile of Respondents Current Position Current Job Area Hire & Fire Authority Appendix Verbatim Responses Questionnaire AbstractThis report is based on our survey measuring satisfaction, attitudes and preferences among nonprofit fundraising and direct marketing consulting clients nationwide. All sectors of nonprofits were represented in the study. The purpose of this study is to help consulting agencies serve their clients better, and to provide them actionable industry intelligence. Four hundred and seventy-five qualified nonprofit-employed individuals responded to this survey, which was conducted online during August and September of 2006.Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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