Tracking what’s happening in a campaign is useful for seeing what’s working well and if anything needs changing. Proca collects all of the data from supporters interacting with the widget: not only actions taken and contact opt-ins, but which widget a supporter engaged with, whether they shared it, whether their share resulted in actions. Basic […]
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This blog post takes a look at running a standard petition campaign on Proca and shows you why we should be the top choice for running a petition campaign 🙂 The Basics Let’s start with an example of one of our petition widgets: Sign up to change the world! (You can customise this text yourself!)
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Last week, we helped Birdlife Europe, EEB and WWF EU to run an email campaign to push the Commission to stay strong on nature restoration ahead of two important European Commission meetings. This push came after rumours that the Commission is considering delaying the law and a lobbying angle based on food security in the
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Here at fix the status quo, we love transparency and strongly believe that involving more brains will yield smarter campaign tactics. Sometimes, we have ideas (or see others doing something) and we know it would be possible to put them in place, but not sure if they are worth trying. This is one of these.
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We recently developed Proca to interface with the feedback mechanism for the European Commission (EC). This was used successfully by a coalition of groups who wanted to encourage their members, supporters and the wider public to respond to a Feedback Mechanism about regulation of genetically modified plants based on new genomic techniques (which you can
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Works like Magic Proca was designed to work like magic. Software is meant to make campaigners’ work easier, not bog them down. Embedding Proca works through ‘widgets’ – a word for a small bit of software or code. Putting a widget on your website is simple: copy the short html code from the Proca dashboard
This is a quick guide on how to embed a Proca widget on WordPress. Proca widgets use HTML code to be placed on your website. On WordPress, this means that you need to insert a Custom HTML block. This code does a little bit of code magic by telling your website editor to put the
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Proca is a digital action toolkit for campaigners which can be used for a whole range of campaign actions. By copying and pasting a single line of code, you can embed the widget directly on your website. Supporter sign-ups and social media sharing is integrated too, and we track actions taken so that you have
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Coalition Campaigns and Types of Partners Part of what makes Proca special is the way we run Coalition Campaigns. Proca allows for a digital campaign action – petition signature collection, mail to target, etc – to be easily combined with supporter sign-up. It also allows for a common action to be taken by different organisations
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Proca is a digital action toolkit for campaigners which allows campaign actions to be taken on your website. Proca Widgets can be used for actions such as signing petitions and ECIs, mail-to-target, social media campaigns and more. At the same time as taking the action, supporter sign-ups can be collected and social media sharing is
