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Thursday, 04 February 2010 08:33 |
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Email and Social Media: Two great and inexpensive ways to get your campaign’s message out there. You can increase the effectiveness of both campaign tools by using them together. E-mail creates an excellent opportunity to extend your presence on social media sites, and social media sites provide a way to get more e-mail subscribers.
At the moment, most GOP campaigns aren’t using these tools together to unleash viral energy. While some savvy campaigners use “forward to a friend” features in their e-mails, few if any campaign e-newsletters make it easy to share e-mail content on social networks. Here’s a look at how to close the gap, and why it’s so important that you do so.
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Friday, 08 January 2010 17:48 |
E-Stampede is currently gathering ideas for an online platform aimed at making new media fundraising easier for GOP candidates and grassroots activists. The goal of this project would be to make online fundraising tools more accessible to the broader conservative/liberty movement-regardless of an individual’s access to technical skill and startup funds. We are seeking input from professionals with experience in online fundraising as well as candidates and grassroots activists who can identify functional needs for such a platform. Other GOP groups have worked on such projects in the past, however, we are not aware of any broad based platforms that can unleash the growing energy of decentralized grassroots politics currently building within our movement. Please feel free to share comments below, or email me directly at
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Tuesday, 10 February 2009 21:21 |
By Thomas Lee
In Spring 2008, I was asked by a close friend, Pam Tucker, if I would come to New Hampshire and manage her campaign for the State House. She had never run before, but she got fed up one day with the NH Democrats tax increases and decided to do something about it. I was so excited that I committed to manage her campaign right then and there. What she didn’t discuss in that conversation was that her opponent was a popular, wealthy, incumbent in a Democratic district. She also failed to mention that he was the Majority Whip for the New Hampshire State House – but then again, silly me, I never asked.
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