Sentences with phrase «reach potential supporters»

Electoral campaigns and local or regional advocacy campaigns should start connecting with local bloggers as early as possible, both as a channel to reach potential supporters and as a way to begin to shape the public discussion about the political race or issue.

If you do, technology now gives you tremendous opportunities to reach potential supporters, convert them to your cause and put them to work to help change the world.

These days, electoral and advocacy campaigns confront so many possible ways to reach potential supporters that it's dizzying.

Though avowedly independent, ESAT is viewed as close to Ethiopia's opposition forces, which have few other ways of reaching potential supporters.»

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The mission of Portfolios with Purpose is to raise awareness and support for impactful charities by providing them with a platform to reach new potential supporters and donors.

The article makes the appropriate points about social networking sites» potential for reaching new supporters, YouTube's ability to make your gaffes last forever (hello, macaca) and the difficulty of maintaining message control when supporters are creating content.

And as TV commercials and other mass - audience channels steadily lose effectiveness, campaigns may NEED the potential evangelists that social networking sites naturally draw in — building an army of active and aggressive supporters may be the only way to cut through the endless clutter of media saturation and reach actual voters.

PR guy David Meerman Scott has an excellent (and free) publication on his site about using press releases to reach customers (and by extension, potential campaign supporters) directly.

The Obama campaign, and to a lesser extent its GOP rivals, has embraced the potential of the Internet age to reach possible supporters this election season.

Make a «Wish List» of technology items your classroom needs, then reach out to potential supporters who can buy wish list items or make cash contributions towards the new technology.

EveryLibrary is here to help advise on the right tactics to make change happen and, with Follett's support, we can put the power of social advertising to work reaching and activating more potential local supporters than ever before.

Subscribers compete for points and prizes as they reach out to like - minded potential supporters whose names are provided after the subscriber gives the campaign access to contact lists.