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Ideas from Campaign 08: Provide clear and obvious calls to action throughout your Web site |
(This post is part of an eight part series focused on lessons learned from the 08 Campaign. Read the parent article published in Convio Connections
Idea #2 Provide clear and obvious calls to action throughout your Web site
I’ve seen your web site and it’s beautiful, really it is, and there’s so much fantastic content and information I found myself clicking around for minutes! But to be honest I don’t recall being asked to do anything while I was there. Hillary Clinton’s campaign web site mastered this art. During her campaign she prominently displayed on her home page links to “5 Things You Can Do”. By explicitly calling these out, and providing a diverse list of options, no visitor could say they did not feel they were given ideas for how to get involved. This lesson has also been embraced by other media, ABC News has a new campaign titled “The Power of 2” that suggests two new things you can do to impact the environment, your health, your finances, your diet and your community. Regardless of your mission, virtually all nonprofits could do something similar. Consider the following tactics for your web site:
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