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eCampaigning Review

The annual review of e-campaigning across the sector. This includes Performance Benchmarks, eAction Review and Practices Survey results.

Page 2010 eCampaigning Review
 
File 2010 eCampaigning Review - e-action review
The 2010 e-action review. Find out how UK organisations perform against best-practice criteria.
File 2010 eCampaigning Review - e-campaigning practices survey
Find out how different organisations are using new media to campaign, including information on email list size, staffing and budgets.
File 2010 eCampaigning review - election actions
Find out how UK charities used new media in the run up to the 2010 General Election.
Image 2010 eAction Review and Practices Survey
The second annual review of e-actions and survey of e-campaigning practices
Page 2009 eCampaigning Review
The eCampaigning Review is a study into the practices and performance of e-campaigning. 2009 was the first year of the review. It involved over 50 organisations from multiple countries across a range of campaigning sectors.
File 2009 eCampaigning Review: Performance Benchmarks Report
 
File 2009 eCampaigning Review: eAction Review Report
 
File 2009 eCampaigning Review: eCampaigning Practices Survey
 
Image 2009 eCampaigning Review: Insights and Benchmarks
2009 eCampaigning Review is a three part analysis of the state of e-campaigning.
Image 2009 Performance Review
2009 Performance Review - part of the 2009 eCampaigning Review
Image 2009 eAction Survey and Practices Survey
2009 eAction Survey and Practices Survey - part of the 2009 eCampaigning Review.
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Acknowledgements

The 2009 eCampaigning Review produced with the support of:

  • Engaging Networks
    Engaging Networks is a leading provider of eCampaigning software and services. Over 70 organisations use our e-activist 3.0 technology to run their local, national, and global campaigns. Engaging Networks is pleased to support the development of this resource to help spread new ideas within the global eCampaigning community.
  • FairSay
    FairSay provides advice and support on campaigning - especially eCampaigning. FairSay organises the annual eCampaigning Forum and provides eCampaigning training. It initiated this Campaigning Insights projects so those who cannot attend the eCampaigning Forum event can still benefit from it and can gain insight into eCampaigning.

Research Team

  • Jess Day: Qualitative analysis on the eCampaigning Practices survey and the eAction Review
  • Duane Raymond (of FairSay): Quantitative analysis on the eCampaigning Performance Benchmarks