I’ll cut to the chase. People want to take advantage of opportunities more than they want to solve problems.
Here’s how it works in fundraising.
“Problem” messages:
“Opportunity” messages:
I’m not saying you should avoid explaining the problems. I’m just saying your messages should frame the problems in ways that present them as opportunities.
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