Yep, today is the one-month anniversary of the launch of everyone’s favorite online advocacy how-to site, e.politics. Woo hoo! In honor of the occasion, let’s bust out some numbahs, Harper’s Index-style:...
Read More »[Click here for more about political microtargeting.] If you’re a regular e.politics reader, you know I’m crazy for microtargeting and niche marketing. The Washington Post turns out to have some frankly amazing tools for zeroing in your message on particular categories of readers. You...
Read More »Hey kids, e.politics is now using FeedBurner to manage its RSS feed. If you’re an RSS subscriber and have any problems (i.e., the feed is inaccessible or doesn’t seem to be updating), let me know. FeedBurner is useful because it lets you track how many people are subscribing to your...
Read More »Marketing Sherpa has a great piece on the results Sierra Club got from an email newsletter redesign — they found that improving the way the layout looked and functioned in the preview pane of Outlook and other email programs dramatically improved the click rate for individual articles...
Read More »The revolution is upon us, and you have nothing to lose but your clothes. According to the LA Times, French fashion brand Shai is using porn in online video ads — and layering links to purchasing info directly into the video. Now, I don’t really see American political campaigns paying...
Read More »Well, maybe not exactly famous, but certainly featured: e.politics was highlighted yesterday over at PoliticsOnline — look for the Hot Sites section under Mike Krempasky’s Very Serious Guy photograph (Mike and I argued politics in jovial fashion at South by Southwest this year —...
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