There are 5 key types of campaigns which you can make in StockCrowd, it is important to know the different use cases to choose the best product for your needs.
1. Form Campaigns
A Donation Form can be used for:
For one-off Donations.
Recurring Donations.
Registrations (for an event, newsletter, volunteer programme etc).
The StockCrowd Form is versatile, allowing you to customise it to your needs.
You can choose to create a dedicated page for the Form, such as the example below.
You can also choose to embed the Donation Box into your own website (as a pop-up, embedded or full-page mode).
🚀 Ready to create your Donation form?
You can find a step-by-step guide below👇
2. Landing Campaigns
A Landing Campaign is similar to a Form, and it has some extra content sections that can be added to create a powerful website and catch the interest of your donors.
You can choose to add extra content including:
Project Information: Add details about your projects or cause with images, text and videos.
Team Information: Tell donors about your team or people who are impacted by your Organisation's work.
Updates: Give recent information about your projects or fundraising.
FAQs: Add a section with the most common questions from your donors and fundraisers.
Sponsor Logos: You can add logos of your partners or sponsors.
List of Donors: You can decide whether to show the names of the donors.
📌 Please note that our Premium Plan includes further content blocks.
In order to get to know more information about the content options for Premium plans, please check this article.
🚀 Ready to create your Landing Campaign?
You can find a step-by-step guide below👇
3. E-Commerce / Reward Campaigns
E-Commerce or Reward Campaigns work similarly to a Landing Campaign, with some added functionalities.
The E-Commerce allows you to create a fundraising E-commerce or online shop, for your donors to support your causes based on rewards.
The E-Commerce Campaign allow you to create pages with:
Event ticketing: It is possible to use the platform to offer entrances to an event as a donation.
Reward-based fundraising: You can offer items in exchange for a donation.
Fundraising E-Commerce: You can also build an E-Commerce, such as running a gift shop from your own website.
🚀 Ready to create your E-Commerce Campaign?
You can find a step-by-step guide below👇
4. Project Showcase Campaigns
A Project Showcase is a way for you to centralise all your organisation's campaigns in one website. This way, you can multiply the reach and impact of them.
You can use a Showcase to present different projects or fundraising campaigns on a single page, such as hosting a Giving Space.
For example, if an organisation wishes to launch a campaign around a single cause (e.g. Dementia Research), each project could be linked to a different charity that is doing work to help this cause in different ways.
🚀 Ready to create your Showcase Campaign?
You can find a step-by-step guide below👇
5. Peer-to-Peer Campaigns (P2P)
Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Campaigns allow your community to raise funds on your behalf. In other words, it is a way of turning your known supporters into Fundraisers.
This allows your campaigns to reach more people such as the friends and family of your fundraiser, which will help to grow your donor database and community.
Peer-to-Peer Campaigns also empower donors who want to get more involved with your cause.
🚀 Ready to create your Peer-to-Peer Campaign?
You can find a step-by-step guide below👇