As recently as four years ago, campaign websites were seen as a luxury item. Today, an online strategy is a critical part of any campaign. Many are not keeping up. Lots of candidates have websites. Very few have online strategies.
Political Support helps campaigns unleash the power of the Internet to win elections. The magic of an effective online campaign is not in the technology, but in its strategic use.
Introducing Bivings After Dark: DC PR Flaks
-- Posted on Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Introducing Bivings After Dark: DC PR Flaks
We’re proud to introduce a new segment specially for our Facebook Fans which we are calling: B.A.D – or Bivings After Dark. We’d like to give readers a look at the social and education side of public relations and social media in DC.
Tyler and I [...]
Tracking News in Realtime: Discovery Gunman
-- Posted on Wednesday, September 01, 2010
After first noticing Tweets relating to the developing story of a gunman storming the Discovery Channel building not far from our office in Georgetown, we have launched another instance of Slurp140 dedicated to tracking all tweets using the #discovery hashtag: http://www.slurp140.com/discovery/
For live video, our friends at TBD have been doing [...]
Slurp140- @Fenty2010 vs @GrayforMayor
-- Posted on Monday, August 30, 2010
Looking for an easy way to tell whose up / whose down and what the current buzz is surrounding Mayor Fenty and Chairman Gray’s campaign for Democratic nomination to be Mayor of Washington D.C?
As part of a broader study we are working on examining the true impact of how politicians use Twitter, we are [...]
