Amplicate has introduced Group Actions for those causes that you feel so passionately about that you want to make a change. It’s more than leaving your opinion, it’s a call for action, a concrete statement and an idea that can gain support.
You can now create you own call-for-action to make a change on the issues that matter most to you. Whether it be a protest, petition or boycott that you want to start, or a recommendation that you think needs to be shared on a larger scale, creating an action is doing something.
For example, Do you love Lily Allen? Why not start a campaign to rival Lady Gaga’s twitter followers?
Do you really hate Bank of America? Why not band together with others who feel the same to rent a billboard in Time Square saying how much you really hate Bank of America. It’s a big idea, but it’s that easy.
Look what people are already doing:
- Lady Gaga – Buy Born this Way
- EasyJet - Don’t Fly EasyJet!
- DailyMotion – Boycott this company
- StateFarm – Please tell all your friends, families and neighbours beware
How do you do it?
Located at the top of every topic page, you’ll see either a ‘add an action’ or ‘I’ve done this.’
How to start a group action:
- On the love or hate page of the topic you are interested in, Click ‘add action’
- Give your campaign a title and why you believe people should join this cause.
- Share it with your friends and followers.
How to join a group action:
Simply click ‘I’ve done this’ and Spread the word! Think of it like a petition, the more people that “sign” it – the more impact it has.
The Amplicate team will also help to promote your cause by tweeting those actions with the most support on our @amplicate account, helping your opinion to be heard by even more people.
You can also comment on other people’s actions and share your activity through Facebook and Twitter.
We really appreciate your feedback so please drop us as line and let us know what you think.
At Amplicate we are always looking to give more power to the people.
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