integrate and grow peta case study
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Case study of how Peta France tested integrating fundraising and advocacy messages to their supporters, with stats. 2010TRANSCRIPT
Peta France Case Study
London – March 25th 2010
Peta France
• total supporter database of 22,064 names
• non-donors represent the largest single segment: 20,027
• donors (members) total 1,078
• supporter base had never been targeted with email fundraising ask
• online fundraising and activism hosted on Advocacy Online platform
email appeal
• first in a series of 4 campaign asks around seals
• email included either fundraising ask or campaign ask depending on segment
• this version is donation ask
landing page
• pre-populated landing pages with basic supporter details
• copy (not branding) referenced seal campaign in some segments
• single gift ask with low suggested amount
segments
segment profile number
donor: lapsed 0 512
donor: moderate 0-24 months / 0-99 € 552
donor: high 0-24 months / 100-200 € 20
activist: lapsed 12 months / 0 actions 12,668
activist: inactive 12 months / 1-3 actions 5,404
activist: moderate 12 months / 4-6 actions 532
activist: super 12 months / 7+ actions 2,356
response 1
segment click through response
donor: lapsed 10.83% 1.17%
donor: moderate 20.86% 1.99%
donor: high 25.00% 5.00%
activist: lapsed 4.74% 0.13%
activist: inactive 12.82% 0.32%
activist: moderate 30.07% 0.75%
activist: super 25.95% 0.81%
response 2
segment average amount € gross €
donor: lapsed 28.33 € 170.00 €
donor: moderate 20.91 € 230.00 €
donor: high 150.00 € 150.00 €
activist: lapsed 25.29 € 430.00 €
activist: inactive 18.44 € 295.00 €
activist: moderate 25.00 € 100.00 €
activist: super 26.84 € 510.00 €
interesting...
• correlation between level of activism and response
• correlation between level of activism and amount donated
• no statistical difference between landing page with copy related to seal campaign versus standard page without reference
• lapsed donors significantly more likely to donate if asked to take action first then donate (0.06% versus .20%)