In this capusle, we will explain more deeply what a proposition is and how to use them the best way possible!
We hope that the development of your platform is going well. In this capsule , we will explore the proposition in order to help you develop a consultation that will give you interesting results.
We hope that the development of your platform is going well. In this capsule, we will
explore the propositions so we can help you develop a consultation that will give you interesting
results.
What’s a proposition?
The propositions are the principal tool at Cocoriko. We use them to create smart, structured and respectful exchanges between the members of your community.
A proposition represents an idea, a project, a strategy, a development option , etc.
The goal of the propositions is to offer you the needed strategic data (silent majority, loud minority, etc.) to make thoughtful decisions that would make the integration of your projects easier for your collectivity. This way, you can confidently accomplish your projects and gain popularity at the same time.
Add the useful documentation with your proposition : an image, a document or a link to a website. Your community will be able to learn more about your proposition.
Tips of redaction
- Use a language that’s easy to understand
- Interact with your participants by using personal pronouns to create a sense of belonging.
- Don’t start all your propositions the same way: be creative.
- Do not write your propositions as questions because the participants will have to give their degree of agreement.
- If your platform is bilingual, don’t forget to translate your texts.
How to go from survey to proposition?
We are so used to surveys that the redaction of questions comes to us quickly while propositions are harder to visualize and you can have the feeling to position yourself fast.
Actually, the propositions give you the chance to state an hypothesis and to test it with your community. The board below gives an example:
You have questions? Reach out to your account manager. In doubts, send an email to info@cocoriko.org.
See you soon,
The Cocoriko Team.