Pro
Still the most effective tool for staying in touch with supporters
Con
List exhaustion; declining effectiveness over the coming years?
Blogs
Pro
Good way to raise the profile of your issues; helps engage other bloggers
Con
Time-consuming; content must be compelling
Blogger Relations
Pro
Helps you spread the word and shape the online discussion; raises your profile
Con
VERY time-consuming
Video
Pro
Visceral medium; video-sharing sites can spread your message
Con
Good video is hard — your content must be compelling
Social Networking
Pro
Way to reach new supporters; can be a communications channel in its own right
Con
Low response rate; possibility of platform change (witness Friendster)
Social Media
Pro
Can yield more and better content than you could generate on your own; helps bond supporters to your campaign
Con
Requires heavy promotion; requires filtering
Wikis
Pro
Good internal campaign communications tool, particularly when married to an email list
Con
Can be hard to get people using it
Cell Phones
Pro
Allows you to reach supporters where they are; quick response
Con
Provider limitations; message length
Friday, November 6, 2009
“Online With a Shoestring Budget”
From e.politics, which form of new media?
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