Tag Archives: online campaigning

Case study: using data to identify and develop activists

The Californian-based Alliance for Climate Education has a fantastic story about how it used its data to measure who amongst its supporters were turning into activists and leaders. I think it’s a really good example of how progressive non-profit organisations can use their CRM to achieve their mission (they’ve reached over 1 million students) and [...]

The “thank you” card: Campaign opportunities from resignations

This weekend, two Federal Ministers, Chris Evans and Nicola Roxon, announced their resignation from politics. While pundits will write hundreds of column inches about the significance of these resignations and what it means for an election over seven months away, there are some immediate consequences for campaigning organisations. In the US, when Hillary Clinton resigned [...]

Motivating your activists online

Australia is experiencing record low levels of traditional political engagement, as evidenced by continuing low turn out at polling booths. Membership organisations have crashing levels of members, and even large activist organisations like Amnesty, Greenpeace and Get Up would be happy to have “click through” rates in the high teens. With clicktivism and apathy on [...]