"Every New Member Counts" Donation Drive Performance Summary
Pre-Campaign Growth (March 18-24):
- March 18: 469 → March 19: 471 (+2)
- March 19: 471 → March 20: 474 (+3)
- March 20: 474 → March 21: 479 (+5)
- March 21: 479 → March 22: 481 (+2)
- March 22: 481 → March 23: 485 (+4)
- March 23: 485 → March 24: 490 (+5)
- Average daily growth: 3.5 subscribers/day
Campaign Period (March 25-27):
- March 24: 490 → March 25: 509 (+19)
- March 25: 509 → March 26: 533 (+24)
- March 26: 533 → March 27: 559 (+26)
- Average daily growth: 23 subscribers/day
- Total campaign growth: 69 new subscribers
- Growth rate: 14.1% increase in just 3 days
Key Insights:
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Dramatic Growth Acceleration: The campaign produced a 557% increase in daily subscriber growth (from 3.5 to 23 subscribers per day).
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Consistent Improvement: Each campaign day showed stronger results than the previous one, suggesting cumulative campaign momentum.
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Context: In the 21 days before your campaign (from March 3 to March 24), you gained 167 subscribers (average 7.95/day). Your 3-day campaign alone gained 69 subscribers (30 of those being local subscribers).
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Slowing Trend Reversal: Growth had actually been slowing in the weeks leading up to your campaign:
- Early March (3-10): ~14 subscribers/day
- Mid March (11-17): ~4 subscribers/day
- Late March pre-campaign (18-24): ~3.5 subscribers/day
- Campaign period (25-27): 23 subscribers/day
Receipt
Conclusion:
The subscription campaign was highly effective, delivering a 6.6× better performance than the immediate pre-campaign period. The campaign not only reversed a slowing growth trend, but significantly accelerated acquisition beyond even your early March performance.
Bhutila Karpoche NDP🟧 on Bluesky
Thank you to the businesses across Taiaiako'n—Parkdale—High Park who have taken a sign to show their support for our campaign!
If you'd like to join your neighbours, request a free sign for your lawn or window here: www.bhutila.ca/sign
David Macdonald on Bluesky
Tax and cash transfer promises are flying fast and furious in this federal #election. I’ve been modelling them all and here are the average impacts for NDP, CPC and Liberals by deciles of pre-tax income. @policyalternatives.ca 🧵👇👇👇 for by program and poverty amounts.
Fair Vote Canada on Bluesky
Will first-past-the-post leave Liberal Saskatchewan voters out in the cold again?
Proportional representation means a voice for all, no matter where in the country you live.
Help us spread the message by delivering door hangers—sign-up link in the reply!
I dislike the framing of this, of course Canada's voting system can change (and has changed in the past).
I'd prefer if it was framed as something to the effect of: is this the year Canada stops discarding millions of perfectly valid ballots?
No need to, people like you and others have already done so! As was the original hope of creating the infographic!
I'll take a step back from this. Proportional representation is the real end game.
The post body:
In the spirit of ...reorientation away from the United States
My comments are exactly in line with the discussion, to move away from US media.
The post title is: "Time to double down on the metric system".
At the same time, I also think it's a good idea to:
double down on getting information only from Canadian Owned and Operated media
Now is the time to be getting information from Canadian Owned and Operated media.
There will be disinformation campaigns unlike any other election.
The effective number of parties in Canada is currently 2.76 and declining - a trend that threatens democratic diversity. Unless we implement proportional representation, we're likely heading toward a two-party system that will further constrain political discourse and representation.
Only Green🟢/NDP🟧 consistently support proportional representation.
Right now the funds are underutilized! Still so much more room for growth - and donations!