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# Giving What We Can

Giving What We Can's mission is to **make giving effectively and significantly a cultural norm**. [GWWC](https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/) has updated their[ 2022 strategy](https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/post/2022/03/public-strategy-update/). They are looking to significantly increase their marketing activity by producing videos, funding ads, and conducting systematic and robust research. As such there will be a large crossover between our work and theirs. This section highlights our collaborative efforts.

## Presentation: overview

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## Ideas and opportunities

We want to learn from existing work, run tests on the GWWC platform, and support research into this.

### **Stages of the funnel:**

1. **Awareness & Consideration**&#x20;

   Increase casual visitors and raise curiosity&#x20;
2. **Conversion & Acquisition**&#x20;

   Donate or pledge to donate
3. **Retention**&#x20;

   Fulfill and report pledge
4. **Advocacy**

   Promoting GWWC to others

### Some key questions

* “What should the call to action be for the casual person in the funnel?”
* Testing all parts of funnel/pledge journey; website, welcome messages/welcome packages, reminders and thank-you's

## Completed studies: See sections below


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