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Title: B3on Sets New National Benchmark in Donor Quality and Retention, Solidifying Its Position as the Leading Performance-Driven Charitable Marketing Agency.

United States, 11th Dec 2025 — B3on continues its upward trajectory in the charitable marketing sector, officially distinguishing itself as the highest-performing agency in donor quality, retention, and long-term value creation. In an industry where most agencies struggle to maintain donor quality levels below 13% on standard KPIs, B3on stands in a league of its own—delivering an extraordinary 40% donor quality rate and redefining what effective, sustainable donor acquisition truly means.B3on’s impact extends far beyond core quality benchmarks. The agency dominates every major performance indicator that determines long-term donor value, trust, and organizational impact:• Valid Donors:B3on maintains one of the highest validity rates in the industry, ensuring donors are ethically onboarded, fully verified, and compliant with nonprofit requirements. This accuracy translates into cleaner data, stronger donor relationships, and more reliable revenue for charitable partners.• 95% Donor Retention Rate:Setting a new gold standard for donor engagement, B3on’s extraordinary retention rate showcases unparalleled donor satisfaction and loyalty. While industry averages lag significantly behind, B3on’s retention leadership reflects the agency’s commitment to authenticity and sustainable giving.• 88% Second-Month Retention:B3on far exceeds national benchmarks with an industry-defying second-month retention rate of 88%, proving the long-term commitment, reliability, and trustworthiness of donors acquired through the agency’s systems. This metric—often considered one of the hardest to achieve—positions B3on as the most dependable growth partner for charities seeking recurring support at scale.These groundbreaking results stem from B3on’s combination of advanced training s...

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