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Knowledge is Power: How 3 Questions a Day Can Change the Way You Think About Your Supporters

Free Nonprofit 911® Training Materials

(This training took place on July 7, 2011)

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Research for Good is back to show you another way that market research can benefit your nonprofit & help you raise more donations for your cause. By engaging visitors to your website or social media outlets with quick 3-question polls (new questions every day!), you can learn more about who your supporters are, their consumer behavior, political leanings and opinions on a variety of topics.

This was a 60 minute Nonprofit 911 webinar featuring Sean Case and John Clifford.

Sean Case is Co-Founder of Research for Good and full time connector of the Nonprofit world and the Market Research industry. Sean has over 15 years of experience in sales, management and operational development both inside and outside the market research industry and brings over eight years of experience within online market research. When not spending time with his wife and 5 children, he also serves as President of the Board of Directors for the French Immersion School of Washington, a registered 501c(3) charitable organization serving pre-school through 5th grade. Research for Good brings together Sean’s passion for doing good as well as his extensive market research experience, for the mutual benefit of both industries.

John Clifford, VP of Business Development, is responsible for CivicScience's strategic initiatives, partnerships, and sales. John brings to CivicScience over a decade of innovation and technology expertise. He spent the last several years at Amazon.com where he held various positions developing their early stage initiatives into digital content licensing for both Print on Demand and Kindle. Prior to Amazon, John developed his fascination with opinion- based research through consulting and business development roles for a UK based knowledge management consulting firm. Over that time he worked with experts in many Fortune 500 companies across finance, government, energy, transportation, pharmaceuticals, automotive, and entertainment. These opportunities yielded diverse projects encompassing risk analysis, sales effectiveness, system design/implementation and executive learning.