Category Archives: English eCampaigning

Social networking in politics across the pond

David brings up the need for the connection between offline and online – which is always the challenge about any networking or organizational development. Sticking in one medium will limit the pool of involvement – better to extend across the space and find involvement tactics that involve and incorporate in multiple ways. Continue reading

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Labour, Lib Dems, Tories – how do they stack up?

Careful care and feeding of the list is the way to grow it for future volunteers and funds in the elections ahead. Continue reading

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eCampaign comes to a close – but will the conversation continue?

This morning, Matt Carter sent the last email from the Labour Party 2005 campaign – thanking me for my support and hard work this campaign. And, as suggested, the Labour Party sent two emails on Election Day – one from … Continue reading

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One day left – and a ramp up in email…

After watching the campaign emails all this time, I now am intrigued to post that the campaigns have steps up their efforts – at least from the Internet point-of-view. Labour – Tony and Gordon communicate As anticipated, the Labour Party … Continue reading

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Comparing England’s eCampaigning

Funny – after the Presidential election in the US – I was expecting a very spirited online campaign effort in the UK – especially with a six-month build-up to the anticipated May 5th election date. And, as an interested party and a spectator – I have been watching the websites and on the three major party websites for the past month – ever since PM Blair dissolved Parliament. So, have the parties and campaigns leveraged the vantage point from across the pond to communicate to the masses via the Internet? Continue reading

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