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Tactics bank
The types of tactics that you can use are limited only by your imagination, but here are some ideas to get you started.


Share your petition and ask their friends and family to sign
Share an article on your petition on social media
Tweet at a decision maker or post on their Facebook wall
Example:
Ted Danson asked supporters to tweet at the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement to ask them not to approve Shell's offshore drilling plan in the antarctic using clicktotweet.com

Tweet at local or relevant journalists about the petition
Tweet at a celebrity and ask them to share your petition

Example:
Women's Health Magazine asked supporters to tweet at celebrities to request they share the magazine's petition for paid parental leave.

Join or create a Facebook group for the campaign
Email the decision maker directly about your petition
Email the investors, partners, customers or supporters of your decision maker about your petition
Take a survey to create data about your issue
Share a message of support
Example:
Morenike Giwa Onaiwu started a petition to drop a prosecution against a six year old autistic boy. Ahead of his trial Morenike asked signers to share messages of support.

“Hi Kayleb! You must be pretty upset with everything that's happened. I promise you your family is fighting for you and so are the THOUSANDS of us who love and care about YOU!
Love and God bless - Helen"
Write an online review about the decision maker, for example on Yelp
Write a letter to the editor about your issue
Use an online complaints or feedback form
Ask signers to email you their personal story about the issue to use in lobbying meetings or media
Example:
Sarah Kruzan asked signers of her petition to fight sex trafficking in the U.S. to share their stories. Supporters came forward with powerful stories of their personal experiences.


Higher commitment, more impactful actions

Call talk radio about your issue
Take a photo for the campaign
Example:
Frances, Gabriella and Laura asked supporters of their petition about sexist Victoria’s Secret ads to share images of themselves with the message #Iamperfect.

Join a conference call briefing on your petition
Distribute stickers about the campaign
Ask signers to change their social media profile photo to a campaign image
Ask signers to record a video message to the decision maker
Do a local delivery of the petition or a letter, for example to a Senator’s office or store
Phone a decision maker at their office
Example:
The Student Net Alliance asked supporters to call their representatives to ask them to protect net neutrality.


Send an object or gift to a Decision Maker
Ask signers to donate to buy a billboard, print ad or sky writing about the petition
Example:
Chris Mizanskey asked supporters of his petition for clemency for his father serving a life sentence for marijuana offences to donate to buy a billboard near the Governor’s home.



Phone an ally or opponent of your decision maker to publicly support the petition
Host a stunt at the office of your decision maker such as a nurse-in
Host a rally or vigil about your petition

Example:
Supporters of Baljot and Kanwar’s petition to bring hate crimes charges against attackers who allegedly beat their friend Inderjit Singh Mukker held a protest rally.

Attend a meeting with an investor, partner, customer or supporter of your Decision Maker
Attend a delivery of your petition with a delegation of your supporters
Example:
John Feal along with firefighters, police and John Stewart delivered more than 100,000 signatures to Washington DC in support of permanent reauthorization of benefits for first responders in 9/11.




Highest commitment, highest impact actions

Ask your Decision Maker a question at a public event
Hold a web broadcast about the petition
Example:
Brittany Byrd held a web broadcast for supporters of her petition to free Sharanda Jones, a woman serving a life sentence without parole for a first-time crack cocaine possession conviction.


Write and submit an opinion piece about your petition to a newspaper
Offer professional services like graphic design, website design, or video production
Speak at a public forum like a school board or city council meeting

Example:
Omotayo Richmond asked his signers to attend a school board hearing to rename a High School in Jacksonville, FL named after the founder of the Ku Klux Klan.

Ask signers to start their own petition targeting a local decision maker
Create a social media share graphic about your petition, for example using quotes from signers
Have a lobbying meeting with a person who is influential with your decision maker to tell them about your petition
Disrupt a public meeting, for example by unrolling a banner while your decision maker is speaking
Turn up at the Decision Maker’s public events in a costume
Hold your own rally or vigil about your petition
Create a video about the petition to send to your Decision Maker and share online