Are you pulling sales reports, passing them off to your board or executive director, then throwing them in a folder in hopes you’ll have time to pull together insights?
You and 99%* of your fellow fundraisers.
We get it, you’re too busy to sift through spreadsheets and take stabs at suggestions based on limited data.
We think we can help, though. If you’re already running a raffle, open your sales reports. (If you’re not running a raffle yet, follow along because you may be surprised at how much you can raise with ‘em.)
*Not real but probably true. (Always check the fine print...)
This graph is worth checking on every few days (or if you’re like us, a few times a day) to see how things are progressing with your raffle:
Make note of things like:
Then to get more long-term insight, check sales over the last 12 months:
Look for things like:
Then, use your insights to evolve that data driven marketing strategy.
You have a bunch of notes. We love notes.
But you're probably short on time, so let's keep it simple.
If your graphs are showing spikes on certain days of the week then are stagnant on others (like this):
For longer raffles (like a month or longer), check for long periods of low sales, then consider:
Download your successful orders report to get a list of everyone who purchased tickets during your raffle (including their phone numbers and email addresses).
(If you're planning a larger marketing campaign and want to chat with our team, get in touch.)
Book a chat with one of our business development reps to review your raffle program and how we could help it grow.
If you’re not raffling yet, book a call to review your current fundraising tactics and see if raffle opportunity awaits.