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Style over substance
With exceptionally low public brand recognition, an ostensibly unpopular cause and panic over the recession, Addaction launched a campaign to dramatically increase its fundraised income. Alan Booth explains how the charity played on its weaknesses to work its way out of a “fundraising poverty trap”.
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