Donald Trump has blown all expectations this summer…including perhaps his own. Cable news can talk about little else in politics, we now have confirmation of his dominance of social media via GW’s Peoria Project. We covered the Project’s earlier report on the opening days of the...
Read More »The new 2016 digital campaigning guide covers a lot of online organizing and communications tools. From Meerkat to mobile giving, it dives deep into the digital politics ocean, and it surfaces with 100-odd pages of best practices and strategic advice. Plus, it has pictures! But what about the...
Read More »New for 2016: The Definitive Online Campaigning Guide for Candidates, Activists and Advocates “How to Use the Internet to Win in 2016” is a comprehensive guide to effective online political campaigning and advocacy. This new 2016 edition is expanded, rewritten and reorganized to...
Read More »Brain hungry? You need food for though! Check out the latest Technology Bytes column on CampaignsAndElections.com for a quick burst of mental nourishment. First up: the vast array of Republicans running for President is good for comedians, but will it also spark major innovations on the Right?...
Read More »Some interesting statistics flew in today via Lauren from CrowdTangle…note: all numbers may have changed somewhat by the time you read this, but the basic trends ought to be the same. Jeb Bush’s Presidential presidential announcement post has over 1300 Shares as of noon, June 17th...
Read More »Update: A couple of Loyal Readers sent in articles about a Rand Paul fundraising video released Friday that may have broken Senate rules by using footage from a speech on the Senate floor. Oops! Still, that error doesn’t take away from the good practices described below. But it does point...
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