EPISODE · Jun 16, 2025 · 7 MIN
Episode 96: From Chaos to Clarity: Smart Donor Segments
from Million Dollar Nonprofit · host Tom Kelly
Still blasting the same email to your entire list?If your donor list feels more like a disorganized mess than a powerful fundraising tool, you’re not alone. But there’s a better way—and no, it’s not just for big nonprofits with massive budgets and tech teams. It’s called smart segmentation, and in this episode of The Million Dollar Nonprofit, Tom Kelly shows you exactly how to use it to raise more, get fewer unsubscribes, and finally start sending the right messages to the right donors.You’ll learn how to segment your donors based on behavior—not boring demographics—so you can tailor your messaging to first-time givers, loyal monthly donors, lapsed supporters, or people who’ve shown interest but haven’t yet given. And the best part? You can automate the entire process using tools you probably already have.Tom walks you through real-world examples, the exact AI prompts to build and communicate with donor segments, and step-by-step tips for automating it all—without coding or hiring anyone new. Whether you're running a scrappy grassroots org or trying to clean up your CRM chaos, this episode gives you a plug-and-play system you can implement today.You’ll walk away knowing:How to group your donors in meaningful, data-driven waysWhich tags and automations save time and increase conversionsHow to use AI to write targeted emails that actually get openedWhy segmentation isn’t just a tech upgrade—it’s a relationship builderPlus, Tom shares the exact prompts to help ChatGPT write custom emails for each donor type—and how one org used these techniques to increase year-end donations by 42%.Grab my free AI growth playbook here -https://app.gohighlevel.com/v2/preview/tuv7F75UH41Y7on2cqI9?notrack=true
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