Testing...Testing...Testing

July 22, 2020 00:29:09
Testing...Testing...Testing
Rainmaker Fundraising Podcast
Testing...Testing...Testing

Jul 22 2020 | 00:29:09

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Show Notes

It was great to have Brady Josephson back on the podcast today for a second conversation. If you didn't catch our conversation last month on COVID fundraising trends, you should check it out. 

But today, Brady and I talk about all things testing. This is one of Brady's favorite things to chat about. That shouldn't be a surprise, given his role as Managing Director at NextAfter's Institute for Online Fundraising.

As a direct response fundraiser, I'm a big fan of testing. We test all the time. Sometimes we test something that makes a dramatic impact on revenue or results for a client. Other times, a test doesn't go the way we think. It "fails", if you will. But in the end, we still learn from it. 

To be successful with testing, you have to think differently about the philosophy and execution of tests. That's where Brady and I focused in this conversation. He covered a ton of important ground, like:

I hope you learn a ton from this conversation, and that you take this opportunity to create or refine your own testing plan for the next year!

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