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Amplify

How to Create Meaningful Social Change Using the Science (and Art) of Building Fan Bases

Adam Met
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Pages
272
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Harmony/Rodale/Convergent

About

From the multi-hyphenate bassist for AJR and founder of Planet Reimagined comes a blueprint for supercharging activism, based on tactics from the entertainment industry and strategies from a diverse group of thought leaders and change-makers.

From stadium acts to indie singer-songwriters, musicians have pioneered ways of sparking passion, building awareness, and catalyzing engagement. Now imagine if the causes we cared about-from the fight to protect the planet to campaigns promoting global health or LGBTQAI+ rights-had the same fervent support as our favorite artists.

Adam Met, member of the multi-platinum band AJR, climate advocate, and educator, has firsthand experience growing a band from an audience of three or four to now selling out arenas. With award-winning journalist Heather Landy, he applies successful fan-building tactics to building up movements in exciting, innovative ways. Amplify shows how to smartly attract passionate supporters (i.e. fans) using the tactics of engagement, collaboration, and authentic connection, to inspire them to carry your message to the world and spur others to action.

This movement-building manifesto includes cutting-edge research and strategies from today's most effective organizers, engagers, and thinkers including: 




• Adam Grant (Wharton professor) on embracing disagreement within a movement
• Christiana Figueres (Paris Climate Agreement architect) on finding a path to solutions 
• Andrew Yang (former U.S. presidential candidate) on becoming the front person for your ideas 
• David Hogg (March for Our Lives co-founder) on the challenges in building a youth-led movement
• Sue Doster (NYC Pride co-chair) on keeping movements nimble and relevant
• Glenn Beck (conservative commentator) on finding common ground

Amplify's innovative toolkit will help you find your voice and maximize your impact in the world of social progress to create the change you want to see. Adam Met, PhD, seamlessly transitions between his roles as a musician, educator, and advocate. As the bassist in the multi-Platinum band AJR, he has played for millions of fans worldwide. He is the co-founder of the climate research and advocacy nonprofit Planet Reimagined and teaches about climate campaigning and policy at Columbia University. He has contributed to numerous publications, including Rolling Stone and Fortune, has lectured at Aspen Ideas: Climate, EXPO, Concordia, Chautauqua, and TEDx, and is a featured climate expert on CNN.

Heather Landy is a senior editor at Bloomberg News and a former executive editor of Quartz. Her reporting has also appeared in publications including The Washington Post, The New York Times, and The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, where she earned a Gerald Loeb Award for beat reporting.

Related Subjects

  • Philosophy & Social Aspects
  • Music
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Environmental Policy
  • Public Policy
  • Political Science
  • Management & Leadership
  • Nonprofit Organizations & Charities
  • Business & Economics
  • General (Nonprofit Organizations & Charities)
  • General (Public Policy)

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