Well, that little “Learning from Obama” e-book‘s been out for a little over a week now, so how’s it going? First off, thanks to everybody who’s helped spread the word — from Facebook to Gmail to the blogs, traffic’s been coming in from all directions, and as of 5 a.m. today the PDF been downloaded over 1000 times. Nice! PoliticsOnline and Frogloop have gone particularly above and beyond, with Phil Noble and and crew running a mention in their much-read e-newsletter last week, plus slapping a big “download” button on their frontpage (Phil also had a starring role in the press release). The Frogloop folks hopped firmly on board as well, running an extended excerpt from the chapter on email fundraising and promoting it out to their readers.
But wait, there’s more! Mad props to the following blogs, who’ve all linked over since the launch:
- GSPM Blog — New Release of E-Book: “Learning from Obama”
- The Hatcher Group — Epolitics Releases Learning From Obama: Lessons for Online Communications in 2009 and Beyond
- The Lipman Times — Delany Shows Us How To Learn From Obama
- WorkShak — Learning from Obama: e.politics Offers Some Helpful Hints on Online Media Campaigns
- MarketingPolÃtico.com — Twitter, Obama e Legislação Eleitoral em três ótimas leituras
- Company K Media — links for 2009-08-11
- WesleyDonehue.com — To Catch Up on the Geek Links
- KevinBondelli.com — links for 2009-08-11
- Blissnation — Det här mÃ¥ste du läsa – tisdag 18/8
- TechRepublican — The Second Cup: So Says Gen Y
- Empax — Eternal students
- Polytiko — New E-Book Details Barack Obama’s Online Campaign for President
Finally, thanks to Phillip Martin for the mention in his Burnt Orange Report post-Netroots Nation piece — good to meet you as well.
– cpd
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Very informative article, it’s good to have that little article series about the Obama.
Thanks
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