How many campaign ideas do you have more or less ready
I’ve got a whole arsenal of campaign ideas for our fellow American preppers that are more or less ready to roll out. Let me give you a rundown of what I have cooking.
First off, let’s talk about awareness campaigns. We’ve got five solid ideas here:
1. “5 Days Without” social media challenge: Encourage people to try living without their smartphones for five days and share how they survive.
2. Prepper pride t-shirts: Sell merch that shows preppers can be proud of who they are, with slogans like “I’m a Prepper, Not a Hypocrite”.
3. #PrepperPledge campaign: Invite people to take the pledge and share their reasons for wanting to be better prepared.
4. Community garden project: Organize community gardens in high-risk areas and promote self-sufficiency through gardening.
5. Prepping 101 workshop series: Develop a series of beginner-friendly workshops that cover the basics of prepping.
Next up, we’ve got communication campaigns on tap:
1. Emergency broadcast system: Set up an emergency broadcast system for communities to stay informed in case of disasters.
2. Neighborhood watch program: Organize neighborhood watch programs to keep eyes and ears open for suspicious activity.
3. Social media groups: Create private social media groups for preppers to connect, share ideas, and stay updated on local events.
Now, let’s get to some fundraising campaigns:
1. “Donate a Dollar” initiative: Encourage people to donate just one dollar to support prepper-related initiatives.
2. Prepper gear drive: Organize a collection of prepper gear and equipment for those in need.
3. Crowdfunding campaigns: Set up crowdfunding campaigns for specific prepper projects, like a community garden or emergency shelter.
Lastly, let’s talk about events:
1. Prepper meetups: Host regular meetups for preppers to connect, share ideas, and network.
2. Survival skills workshops: Organize hands-on survival skills workshops that cover topics like first aid, food preservation, and self-defense.
3. Community potluck dinners: Host community potluck dinners to bring people together and foster a sense of community.
So there you have it – 20 campaign ideas that are more or less ready to roll out! Now, which one gets your blood pumping? Let’s get started on making America prepper-ready, one campaign at a time.