Making a report an acquisition tool
Posted by Michael Johnston on June 29th, 2005 at 12:05am
I’m sitting at Reagan National Airport today and thinking about something I saw a few hours ago with the good folks at GetActive, an ASP. They praised the work of the American Lung Association. The Lung Association took a long air quality report and broke it up into bits of information based on each US state. Instead of downloading a big old PDF, visitors could enter their email address and then get the ability to request state-specific pieces of the report for themselves. It’s a wonderful example of how you can make a report into an acquisition tool. It creates value to the prospective donor/supporter by giving them the chance to get information relevant only to them. Think about this technique the next time you publish something big and meaty online.
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1 Comment for Making a report an acquisition tool
1. Michael Stein | July 1st, 2005 at 5:07 am
Thanks for this item, Michael. The work that the American Lung Association does every year with the State of the Air Report is inspiring, and connects with their various statewide campaigns around air quality. We have a press release here:
http://www.getactive.com/news__events/press-releases/sota050606.html
And I wrote a Blog entry here:
http://www.getactive.com/wordofnet/sota050605.html
–Michael Stein, GetActive Software
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