The following is an excerpt from “How to Use the Internet to Win in 2014: A Comprehensive Guide to Online Politics for Campaigns & Advocates”, available for download on Amazon.com and here on Epolitics.com. Please note that this...
If you missed last night’s fiery discussion about advocacy websites, never fear: you can watch the video here (the action starts about five minutes in). We had a great conversation with some honest (and passionate) disagreement — quite a...
Howdy folks, if you’re in DC on Tuesday, come on by our little talk at 6 pm: Powerful Websites: Hub for your Online Presence We live in a fast-paced world where we need to keep evolving and revolutionizing our online presence to keep people...
Check out last week’s top 10 over-performing Facebook posts, from the (roughly) 400 progressive groups followed by our friends at CrowdTangle. Of note this week? Sometimes, all you need to do is change your profile picture. 1. Climate Progress...
Be sure to check out this week’s episode of Digital Politics Radio, hosted by Karen Jagoda. On this week’s agenda: the political landscape and the companies that are shaping the solutions for political and advocacy campaigns. Art and...
Interested in how campaigns are using data this election cycle? Be sure to check out Kate Kaye’s coverage in Advertising Age. Kate’s an old friend, but more than that, she’s the rare reporter these days who’s been able to...
The definitive guide to internet politics in 2014 just got better! NEW Version 2.0 features new/expanded sections on Facebook advertising, Twitter advertising, mobile advertising, political data analysis, Facebook content strategy, grassroots mobile...
With Obamacare signups ahead of projections and the machinery moving (relatively) smoothly, Democrats can finally grab a breath — the post-launch panic isn’t needed any more. Instead, it’s time we took a calculating look at how a...
Check out last week’s top 10 over-performing Facebook posts, from the (roughly) 400 progressive groups followed by our friends at CrowdTangle. Of note this week? Immigration, rich husbands, Ronald Reagan was a liberal, and we STILL f*cking...
The big question for American politics in 2014: will this year’s electorate look more like 2012 or 2010? If the former, Democrats have a shot at holding on to the Senate and might just outperform expectations in House races, too. If it’s...