adwads
12-17-2007, 12:48 PM
I initially was opposed to doing any more moneybombs after the tea party, but then I re-thought it and changed my mind. Consider this...
1. The average donation on 12/16 was only like $100. There are still tens of thousands of RP supporters who are nowhere near maxing out, and therefore can continue to contribute many many more times.
2. Moneybombs tend to get people to donate more than they originally planned. I know for me, that I initially planned to only donate $100 on 12/16, but got excited as we approached $6 million and threw in another $100 to make it $200.
3. Moneybombs get media attention for the campaign and they are fun.
1. The average donation on 12/16 was only like $100. There are still tens of thousands of RP supporters who are nowhere near maxing out, and therefore can continue to contribute many many more times.
2. Moneybombs tend to get people to donate more than they originally planned. I know for me, that I initially planned to only donate $100 on 12/16, but got excited as we approached $6 million and threw in another $100 to make it $200.
3. Moneybombs get media attention for the campaign and they are fun.