When Billionaires Run For Public Office

Posted by Karen 8 June, 2010 As Campaign Budgets, Digital Politics Podcast, Technology to Watch, The Power of Social Networks (0) Comment

The new Digital Politics Internet radio show and podcast has moved to WsRadio.com where I am doing the show live on Tuesdays from 12-1:00 pm PACIFIC.  Each show has 4 segments and podcast files will be posted here by Thursday afternoon or you can go to the Digital Politics Internet Radio and Podcast for all archives and previews of upcoming shows.

Show on June 1 included Peter Pasi, Executive Vice President and Ben Olson, eCampaign Director, emotive llc, John Phillips, CEO, Aristotle, and Stephen Hershkowitz, partner, Sandler Reiff and Young

Segment 1 Fundraising and Political TV Ads
Guests Peter Pasi and Ben Olson, emotive

Segment 2 Getting Out the Vote
Guests Peter Pasi and Ben Olson, emotive

Segment 3 Fundraising and Data Mining
Guests John Phillips, Aristotle and Stephen Hershkowitz, Sandler Reiff and Young

Segment 4 Fundraising and FEC Compliance
Guests John Phillips, Aristotle and Stephen Hershkowitz, Sandler Reiff Young

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Holiday Spirit and Online Activism

Posted by Karen 3 December, 2009 As Advocacy Techniques, Digital Politics Podcast, The Power of Social Networks, Who's Who (0) Comment

Guest today on the Digital Politics podcast was Steve Daigneault, Vice President, M+R Strategic Services talking about challenges advocacy groups face raising money in tough economic times.  Steve emphasized that the most successful messages are those that are simple and seem relevant to the outside world as much as to the needs of the organization.  He also notes those advocates willing to take more chances with messaging and digital media are showing the most progress.

Steve understands grassroots organizing and particularly the power of email.  I do challenge him a bit on the definition of ‘volunteer’ and how advocacy groups are dealing with the social media world.

Check out this discussion with an experienced online strategist.

 

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Politics as Contact Sport

Posted by admin 17 September, 2009 As Digital Politics Podcast, Technology to Watch, The Power of Social Networks, Who's Who (0) Comment

Guests on the Digital Politics podcast this week are Colin Delany, founder and chief editor, epolitics.com, and Ben Chodor, president, Stream 57.

Can webcasts help candidates reach a broader audience?  Can they provide an easier way to moderate a public forum than in a live townhall meeting? How can social nets and Twitter help drive attention to candidate appearances?

Listen to this explanation of webcasts and views from 2 experts in the business of helping clients communicate with their constituents using web tools.

 

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Your Opinion Counts

Posted by admin 23 June, 2009 As E-Voter Research, The Power of Social Networks (0) Comment

If you are a political consultant, media strategist, fundraiser, grassroots organizer, public relations professional, pollster, campaign manager, direct mail guru, television ad expert, phone bank provider or interested academic take the 8th Annual E-Voter Institute Survey of Political and Advocacy Communications Leaders

Click here to take this short, confidential survey:

https://www.hcdsurveys.com/go/J7392

OR

Put on your voter’s hat and take the 4th Annual E-Voter Institute Survey of Voter Expectations

Click here to take this short, confidential survey.

https://www.hcdsurveys.com/go/J7391

Once again our partner is HCD Research.  All responses are anonymous and no identifying information is retained.

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Emergence of Ad Networks

Posted by admin 1 May, 2009 As Advocacy Techniques, Campaign Budgets, Digital Politics Podcast, Technology to Watch, The Power of Social Networks (0) Comment

Podcast on Thursday with Jeff Dittus, CEO and co-founder, CampaignGrid, got into the details about targeting voters using online ads.  CampaignGrid worked with a range of Republican races in 2008 and is working with a number of advocacy groups.  They have also developed expertise in helping non-profits take advantage of the Google Grants program to raise money and awareness, and are growing the number of sites in their network.  Jeff has some great price comparisons between online and traditional media for reaching voters.  They are also using NING to manage their site—eating their own dog food as Jeff puts it.

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Optimizing political campaign budgets

Posted by admin 11 November, 2008 As Campaign Budgets, Do TV ads work? (0) Comment

The gap is widening between how consultants spend campaign dollars and what voters expect candidates to do online.  Once we get the final tally, the numbers will speak for themselves but the E-Voter summer 08 research shows some surprising details about how political consultants view Internet effectiveness.

http://sandiegonewsroom.com/news/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=748:optimizing-political-campaign-budgets&catid=48:national&Itemid=49

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Political Activism 2008 Style

Posted by admin 11 November, 2008 As Advocacy Techniques, Campaign Budgets, The Power of Social Networks (0) Comment

What are the key trends in political activism?  Top seven include more money from more people, online social networks, the growth of the unofficial campaign, nationalization of campaigns and more transparency.  Check out my article in the San Diego New Room and tell us what you think.

http://sandiegonewsroom.com/news/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4418:karen-jagoda-president-of-e-voter-institute&catid=48:national&Itemid=49

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