Visibility is Power
Social Media Advocacy is how movements break through online.
Put your message in front of decision-makers across every major platform, including Instagram, X, Bluesky, Facebook, and more.
Supporters target representatives using tagging or hashtags, optimizing visibility on each platform.
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Wherever power scrolls, your campaign reaches
This is not one post. It is coordinated amplification.
When hundreds or thousands of supporters take action, it creates a wave visible to the public, the media, and decision-makers.
Our 'Dual Notification' system combines public posts with direct email alerts to keep everyone informed and focused.
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Campaign in Public
Whether you’re targeting a legislator or corporation, public social media profiles create the leverage every campaign needs right now.
Move your supporter messages into public, visible spaces where decision-makers are actually paying attention right now.
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Every action grows your community
Each action organically grows both your email list and your social media followers across platforms.
Pre-built messaging options ensure your asks stay on point while still allowing supporters to personalize and add their own voice.
Supporters can target representatives using tagging or hashtags—optimizing visibility on each platform. Every post is publicly visible and sent to targets by email, so your message reaches decision-makers and builds real pressure where it matters.
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See this tool in action
Watch this live session and see how social media advocacy campaigns are easy to launch and engage supporters with your cause
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