Proca-powered digital campaigning tools come with an action counter. It’s a well-known feature: a progress bar displays the number of signatures on a petition, emails sent to target, or other actions taken online by your supporters. So what’s so important about it? Social proof Seeing a live counter of how many people have signed, supported, […]
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On a recent team call, we realised something that made us pause – and feel a little bit proud of ourselves. Out of the 480 organisations we’ve worked with in the first 5 years of Proca, almost a third come from Germany. This made us think about just how much we’ve evolved over the years
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Which Delivers More? In an ideal world, having all your digital tools in one platform sounds perfect – your CRM, campaign tools, CMS, donation system, and email marketing all working seamlessly together. Yet, as NGOs’ digital campaigns grow more sophisticated and coalition campaigns become increasingly crucial for impact, this one-size-fits-all approach is showing its limitations.
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Sharing content on social media has become second nature for many of us. Yet, have you ever taken a moment to consider what exactly is being published when you click the “Share” button? Spoiler alert: it’s often more than you realise. Every time you share a post, extra information like a title, short description and
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In today’s political environment, running an impactful campaign can be challenging. How can we create campaigns that stand out, encourage engagement, and foster a sense of unity and purpose? One powerful strategy is the “Messages of Support” campaign—a digital advocacy tool that blends the benefits of traditional petitions with the heartfelt and personalised input from
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A landing page is what might make or break your campaign. Anyone who’s ever run a conversion A/B test will confirm: you either put effort into making the landing page easy to use, or you will lose out on people’s actions. When you’ve put so much time and effort into designing a campaign plan, drafting
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At the heart of these campaigns lies the power of coalition-building. Successful initiatives often bring together a diverse array of NGOs
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We’re often asked why our widgets perform significantly better than the older digital campaigning tools they’ve replaced. The answer isn’t straightforward—it’s a mix of multiple factors, with no single magic solution. Instead, it’s about paying attention to the small details and making continuous improvements. One of our latest enhancements, which was partly sponsored by Greenpeace
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Next month, the United Nations World Food Programme is set to pass a groundbreaking resolution declaring “hawaiian pizzas” a crime of poor taste. This is our chance to make history and protect the sanctity of proper pizza! However, the battle is not yet won. Several countries remain undecided on this crucial issue. That’s where you
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Pooling information from official EU websites can offer data-driven insight and enhance digital campaigning tools. However, retrieving, and relying on such sources creates numerous challenges for campaigners due to lack of consistency and standardisation of how information is presented. At FTSQ we are currently going through the published data about the recently elected MEPs. Before
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