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Excellent Customer/Donor Service = Loyalty

Too many businesses and nonprofits alike treat customer service as a backwater. They give the function low priority, few resources, and no serious thought as to its potential brand enhancing — or destroying — impact. Here's an example of how to do it right, directly from our experience at The Agitator as a customer. We […]

Learn More November 11, 2006

Fishing With The Right Gear

Campus Progress, youth-oriented arm of the Center for American Progress, has been running a multi-media campaign dealing with the burden of student debt. The campaign involves online video ads running on the Washington Post and Slate.com sites (and viewable on YouTube), as well as on theater screens in eight cities, video banners on .edu-targeted sites, […]

Learn More November 10, 2006

Who Deserves The Credit?

We at The Agitator consider ourselves determinedly independent when it comes to politics, so we won't weep if a few progressive Republicans were elected here and there across America yesterday (though we're hard pressed to think of any … maybe Arnold). That said, we can live with the Dems winning control of the House, and […]

Learn More November 8, 2006

Still Waiting for the Revolution

Today, as voters go to the polls and we await the returns of the mid-term elections, others are already hard at work strategizing, politickin' and prognosticating about the forthcoming 2008 presidential campaigns. Yesterday's release of the Pew Research Center's study tited “The Internet and Politics: No Revolution, Yet” is great food spiced with a a […]

Learn More November 7, 2006

Reprieve for Postage Meters

Ginger Stickel, like most Americans, has been getting a lot more junk mail these days.” Thus reads the lead in a New York Times piece headlined “Junk Mail is Alive and Growing”. Ahhh, music to my ears. Remember back just five years when so many industry pundits predicted that the internet and e-marketing meant the […]

Learn More November 6, 2006

Meet Youthful Passion – Mary Joyce

How refreshing it is to “meet” Mary Joyce, the latest “Person of the Week” from Politics Online. Mary's short career began in 1999 as a high school volunteer for the Bill Bradley presidential campaign. But her true love — using digital technology to empower citizen activism in developing world countries — seems to have been […]

Learn More November 5, 2006