I’m starting an online campaign as a part of the launch of the Wilma J mobile app. The app is available for Droid and Apple products. It gives you easy access to all the Living Happier at Work content, the Huffington Post blog posts, my calendar of events and more!
It couldn’t be any easier to help me get the word out. I am using a platform called Thunderclap to flood Facebook and Twitter with this one message.
What is Thunderclap?
Thunderclap is a tool that lets a message be heard when I get as many friends and followers as possible to say it together. Think of it as an “online flash mob.” Join a Thunderclap, and you awill join me and others sharing the same message at the same time, spreading an idea through Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr that cannot be ignored.
Ready to help? It takes 5 seconds, just click this link —>>> http://bit.ly/2dftOUJ
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Thank you so much! (Do you want more info about Thunderclap first? See the FAQs below)
Also, if you want to support even more, forward tjhis email to friends who might be interested in supporting.
All the best-
Wilma
FAQs
1) What exactly am I agreeing to when I authorize my Facebook or Twitter account?
You’re allowing Thunderclap to share a single message on your behalf. This is only the case when you click the button on the campaign page to support with Twitter, Facebook, or Tumblr. After the campaign is complete, we won’t post any additional messages.
2) Will you only post to my account, or to my friends’ accounts as well?
Just your feed. We won’t spam your friends; that wouldn’t be nice.
3) Wait, but why does the authorization message say you need access to my friends list?
In order to calculate social reach for Facebook, we’ll need the “Friend list” permission. We’ll never interact with your friends’ accounts, store their information, or post on their behalf. We use that permission for the sole purpose of calculating social reach.
4) How is social reach determined?
There’s no fancy math involved, its just the sum total of the friends and followers of a campaign’s supporters. Many factors influence the reach of a social media campaign including the time of day a message is posted, the filtering algorithm of the platform (Facebook filters, Twitter and Tumblr currently do not), and how engaging the content may be. If a post is heavily liked or retweeted for example, it’s reach could extend well beyond the initial audience.
6) What if I decide that I no longer want to support a campaign?
You can always opt out of a specific campaign by returning to the campaign page and following the prompts.
