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Promoted Petitions are advertisements, allowing you to have your favorite petitions discovered by thousands of potential supporters. Similar to boosted posts on Facebook or sponsored tweets on Twitter, promoted petitions let you pay to show any petition (including your own) to other potential supporters on Change.org or our distribution channels.
How do Promoted Petitions work?
When a user pays to promote a petition, that petition will be shown to potential supporters featured on Change.org and possibly our distribution channels. Petition promotion often leads to more people signing it, which can ultimately help the campaign to win.
What payment processor is used?
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Are there any transaction fees?
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We try to show the petition you promote the number of times indicated above. In certain circumstances, we may not be able to show the petition the exact number of times indicated. For example, if the petition is victorious, becomes inactive or if it violates our advertising guidelines.
Be sure to follow the applicable laws in your jurisdiction regarding the promotion of this petition. You are responsible for all liabilities incurred if you violate them (including any liability imposed on Change.org).