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  <title>Donor Objections: Part 2: A Simple 3-Step Process</title>
  <description>Encountering objections when asking donors for money is a given. One tactic for handling objections would be to develop and memorize canned responses to every possible type of objec­tion. Experienced fundraisers know this tactic is futile, because a simple “ask” often triggers an avalanche of donor replies, ranging from polite deflections to excuses worthy of an improv show. A more effective approach is to master a simple process for handling objections that can be applied to any objection. Below is a simple, three-step process for handling objections. Just repeat it until you land a “yes,” a “no,” or an agreement on next steps—whether that means another meeting, sending a proposal, giving a tour, or showing off the blueprints for that shiny new facility. </description>
  <author_name>The Nonprofit Mentor -- Tips, Tools &amp;amp; Tactics from the Trenches for Nonprofit Leaders -- by Tom Iselin</author_name>
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