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> Why Soliciting Donations at the Cash Register Can Backfire

商品編號: F2002A
出版日期: 2020/03/01
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Harvard Business Review
商品類別: Marketing
商品規格: 5p

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產業: Retail trade
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Philanthropic organizations rely heavily on point-of-sale solicitations--but a new series of studies shows that consumers often react negatively, perceiving the request as a violation of their social contract with the retailer. This can lead to diminished satisfaction and a decreased likelihood of revisiting and recommending the store. The researchers outline several strategies for inspiring customers to donate while minimizing the risk of a backlash. Retailers can reward customers for donations, with a small gift such as a reusable shopping bag; keep the process simple--for example, make the request via PIN pad, and ask customers to round up to the nearest full dollar amount; train employees to serve as the charity''s ambassadors; demonstrate altruism and be transparent about how much will go to the charity in question; and carefully choose the charity partner and the time to launch.


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Corporate social responsibility;Customer relationship management;Customer satisfaction;Marketing


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