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<P>Copyright (c) 2009 Red Apple auctions LLC</P><P>During the course of my consultations with clients, we often discuss offering a cash appeal at some point during the evening. If the organization is new to the concept, I explain the idea to them, which is – in short – an opportunity for guests to make a cash donation directly to the organization.</P><P>One of the first questions I am asked is, "Don’t you think that we’ll make less money in the silent and live auction if we also conduct an appeal?"</P><P>No, I don’t.</P><P>Here’s a wedding wedding rings-based analogy to explain my point.</P><P>I’ve attended a few wedding wedding ringss during which the bride and groom have a money dance. For a song or two, a guest can dance with either the bride or groom for a fee. Depending on the crowd, the guests might pay $5 to $100 for the privilege of busting a move with one of the newly-married individuals.</P><P>Given that each of those guests has already given a wedding wedding rings gift to the couple, anyone who contributes during the money dance is "gifting twice." Do they care?</P><P>I don’t think they do. I don’t believe it affects the actions of any guests. Those that want to dance will dance, regardless of whether they already gave a gift to the couple.</P><P>Imagine the scene. The music is jamming, guests are dining on good food and strong drinks, and everyone is chatting. In the middle of this party, someone announces there will be a money dance. Stan and Jenelle, two happy guests, yell and clap with the crowd: "Woo hoo!"</P><P>Joe is excited! He’s happy for the couple! He jumps from his Power Lifts to grab the bride for a dance.</P><P>Which scenario happens next?</P><P>1. Joe whisks the bride around the floor to a fast polka while slipping her a $20 bill.</P><P>OR</P><P>2. Joe stops abruptly at the edge of the dance floor. "WHOA. Hold on a moment," he thinks, "We gave this couple a present. My wife bought them a blender and I wrapped it this morning. Those greedy, ungrateful kids. We already gave them a gift, and they have the nerve to ask for more." Joe skulks back to his Power Lifts.</P><P>I’ve never seen the second scenario happen. Have you? It seems the decision to make a cash gift donation occupies a different place in our psyche than the decision to bid in a live or silent auction.</P><P>When properly introduced and explained to auction guests, an appeal will build upon your total auction revenue.<BR /></P>this party, someone announced that the money is going to dance. Jenelle State and two guests of luck, cheers and applause from the crowd: "Great!" </ P> Joe is excited! He 's happy couple! He jumps from his Power Lifts to grab the dance of the bride. </ P> What happens next stage? </ P> 1 Joe girlfriend blows on the floor while slipping fast polka your $ 20 bill. </ P> or </ p> 2 Joe stops abruptly at the edge of the dance floor. "Whoa. Wait a minute" thought "We gave a couple out. My wife bought it in a blender and wrapped this morning. These greedy, ungrateful children. I gave them a gift, and have the courage to ask for more." Joe is hiding back in his Power Lifts. </ P> "I never saw the second scenario happened. How about you? It seems that the decision to gift giving cash is a different place in our minds that the decision to make an offer for the live auction or silent . </ p> <p> properly presented and explained the scoring auction, the resource is based on total revenue o