What is campaign boosting?

Campaign boosting is your fundraiser's virtual megaphone! It's a free service from Give.Asia that spreads the word about your fundraiser on social media. This way, more folks notice your campaign, and hopefully, more donations roll in!

What is campaign boosting?

Imagine you're throwing a party, and you want everyone to know about it. Campaign boosting is like sending out invitations to your fundraiser all over social media. It's totally free, and we work with you to make sure your message reaches as many people as possible.

It's recommended that fundraisers allocate up to 20% of their funds for social media marketing to increase awareness and donations. Give.Asia's Boosting service is provided at no cost to maximize exposure.

Many campaigns have seen significant success, with boosted campaigns often receiving up to 5 times the donation value for every dollar spent on social media marketing.

Some common questions related to campaign boosting

1. What's included in the free Boosting service?
   • We analyze your campaign and come up with the best way to talk about it.
   • We design eye-catching ads to grab people's attention.
   • We put your ads on social media, so lots of people see them.
   • We make sure our ads follow the rules of social media sites.
   • We keep an eye on how well your ads are doing and make changes to get better results.
   • We send you regular updates so you know how your campaign is doing.
2. How long does it take for the boosted ads to start working?

Usually, it takes about 2 to 3 days for your boosted ads to show up on social media. Sometimes it might take a little longer if we're really busy.

3. How do I know if my ads are doing well?

We'll send you reports to let you know how many people are seeing your ads and if they're donating. We'll also give you tips on how to make your ads even better!

4. Why can't I see my ads on my social media feed?

Don't worry! We're working hard to make sure your ads reach the right people. Sometimes you might not see them because social media sites use clever algorithms to decide who sees what.

5. When does the boosting service stop?

We keep boosting your campaign until your budget gets low. If the results aren't great, we'll let you know and stop boosting.

6. What happens to any money left over from the boosting budget?

If we don't use it all, we'll give it back to your campaign. Easy peasy!

Let's see how it works:

Let's kick off with some success stories! Many fundraisers have seen amazing results when they use campaign boosting.

1. [Please help a nurse] Give Kaylee and Kayla A Shot In Life [Big Heart for Little Ones]

In a bustling city, the Garcia family's dream of parenthood became reality with the arrival of twins, Kaylee and Kayla. Born prematurely at 26 weeks, their tiny size and medical challenges posed a daunting journey ahead. Facing overwhelming medical bills, the Garcia family reached out for support through their campaign, seeking help from compassionate strangers.

Thanks to your support, the campaign has raised an impressive S$510,380 from 8,314 donors. This remarkable success highlights the effectiveness of our boosting efforts in reaching a wide audience and making a significant impact on the lives of Kaylee and Kayla.

Kaylee and Kayla have been showing positive signs of development, engaging in playful activities and bonding with their elder sister during the school break in the Philippines.

2. Help Extremely Premature Baby Ciaran

Ge Qi and her partner dreamed of starting a family in Singapore. When Ge Qi became pregnant, they were ecstatic. However, their joy turned to concern when Baby Ciaran arrived prematurely at 26 weeks and 3 days. With medical bills estimated between S$300,000 to S$350,000, they need help covering the costs for Baby Ciaran's care until the end of April.

Baby Ge Qi's journey has touched the lives of 2,338 individuals, raising an astounding S$210,844!

He spent 101 days in hospital (60 in NICU) and was born at a weight of 1030g (2.2llbs) and now weighs ten times as much with his weight today at the hospital being recorded at 10.3kg and a height of 83cm. He is catching up really well and is super active, always keeping his mum and dad on their toes.