Read a campaign

A campaign is a package from your organization: what to know about an issue, and content for you to share. You read a new one when it shows up on your home screen.

How to think about it

You see a campaign because your networks fit what it was looking for. Before you do anything, look at which of your networks it names. That tells you where the message belongs. Read what the campaign wants people to understand or do, then look at your group and ask if it lands there. The same message can work in a parents’ chat and fall flat with coworkers. You decide the fit, not the app. You do not have to share a campaign with every group you have.

The campaign

The top of the screen shows the campaign title and a short description. If the description is long, a Read more chip appears to expand it.

What we’re hearing

This section lists short quotes about what people are saying right now. Read these before you share so you know the mood. It only appears when your organization has added notes.

Your progress

A panel lists every network the campaign matched for you. Its heading changes with where you are: Ready to share before you start, Your progress once you’ve reported on some, and All caught up when you’ve reached them all. A network you’ve reported on has a checkmark. The rest are faded, with no checkmark.

What to do

The campaign gives you content in up to three sections:

Share with your networks. Content to post to your groups. When a card fits any of your groups, it names them.
Join the conversation. Posts to comment on or react to.
Post to your feed. Images or videos to post to your own social.

A section appears only if the campaign includes that kind of content. The first time you open a campaign, a Three ways to help panel explains all three. See how to use each one.

Past campaigns

Catch up on past campaigns lists earlier ones. Select one to read it.