Tuesday, February 18, 2014
MADD vs. SADD (sl)Ac(k)tivism
I compared the Mothers Against Drunk Driving organization to the Students Against Destructive Decisions organization. From a first glance,
I immediately can see that SADD doesn't really use a lot of social
media to project their cause. It's more of an organization that tries
to lure the customer to the website and hope that they find out what
to be educated on. I've noticed that a lot of good information about
SADD is hidden within links. Its overall view is pretty broad while
MADD gets to the point. As a DTC major, I like to find information as
soon as possible. MADD has an ideal homepage with everything you need
to know. It has pictures and descriptions of events that you can get
involved in, links that take you to where you need to be instead of
an irrelevant link and it's just generally more informative than
other organizations. Your connection to social media is also on the
homepage just in case you're the type of person who is into digital
media or likes to be notified about events via social media; like me!
Long story short, the MADD homepage has all you need, with little
obligation to explore more thoroughly to find the answers to your
questions. The SADD organization is...well, SAD. It's like a corn
maze and you may just get lost if you don't know where you're going
or what exactly you're looking for.
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