How can overseas aid and development charities better understand what drives their support?

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This week's blog explores some findings from our Brand Attributes research on qualities the public believe the "ideal" charities possess, and how International Development charities may be able to utilise these qualities to mobilise public support more effectively.

Should a Charity care about the Customer Experience?

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This week's guest blog explores the importance of Customer Experience. Martin Jervis argues that charities can't hide behind terminology; ultimately, donors, beneficiaries, supporters, and volunteers are 'customers'. Therefore, they should be approached with strategic and tactical expertise; but unfortunately, this is scarce in the UK.

Virtually green – Greenpeace is using virtual reality to bring its campaigns to life. But does it work?

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Greenpeace are the latest charity we've seen adopting virtual reality to engage and inform their supporters. After giving it a go, Aisling Buckley reflects on the highs, lows, and the future of VR in the charity sector.

Donor's Eleven - the different types of people who give (or don't) to bucket collections

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Following a stint of bucket collecting for Plan International UK at Liverpool Street Station, our MD categorised the different types of people we encountered throughout the day. Discover the traits of 'the passionate one', the two different types of 'apologists', and everyone in-between in this week's comical blog!

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