Check out last week’s top 10 over-performing Facebook posts, from the several hundred progressive groups followed by our friends at CrowdTangle. Remember, these are posts that have seen significantly more engagement than the norm for their...
Our friends at ActionSprout have teamed up again with regular Epolitics.com contributor Beth Becker to host a webinar with even more great advice and tips on social media marketing. Kim Blomgren has written up the latest installment of this ongoing...
Word to the wise: get your Ready for Hillary gear now, while it’s 40% off. Sale ends at midnight tonight! At least, according to an email that just hit the old e.politics inbox. And no, Republican friends, it’s not because Ms...
New Epolitics.com contributor Michelle Coyle Edwards is Vice President at Rising Tide Interactive. Recently I attended the uber-nerdy Ramp Up! conference in Silicon Valley, where all manner of data geeks and corporate digital marketing gurus were...
Beth Becker’s latest “Political Social Grab Bag” e-newsletter is out, and you should check out the whole April issue archived right here, an Epolitics.com online exclusive. The Grab Bag is monthly for now, and it’s a hit with...
Ed. note: Will Conway’s three-part series on the power and promise of digital organizing continues. Author’s Note: In Part One of this series, I discussed the importance of using technology in political efforts not just to build a better...
This piece comes to us from Jeanette Russell, a long-time Epolitics.com reader who’s now Marketing Director at Attentive.ly. Divisiveness doesn’t come about in politics just around election season — year round, there are topics...
In almost 20 years in the digital politics and advocacy world, I’ve seen plenty…but I’ve never seen this. Yes it’s a press release, or so it claims, but the journalistic target appears to be a middle school student newspaper...
Social media is dangerous: to political careers, at least. Just in the past couple of months, we’ve seen a wave of unplanned staff resignations due to Facebook or Twitter posts, usually something racist, sexist, homophobic or otherwise awful...
Regular Epolitics.com readers will know all about Technology Bytes, the regular internet politics-focused column I write for Campaigns & Elections magazine. I’m proud to know that it’s become a popular feature for C&E readers...