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Friday, March 28, 2014

How Canvassing Tools and eDiplomacy Revolutionized American Politics

By ndenholm
 
On April 19, 1775, skirmishes between King George’s redcoats and rebel colonist militiamen in Massachusetts sparked the American Revolution. It took four days for word to reach New York, and nine days before the Virginia General Assembly heard the news. Today, such a monumental event would be tweeted, filmed, and broadcast live across the world as it unfolded.
 
Thursday, April 16, 2015

Voice Broadcast: Passing the WIIFT Test

By jpollack


Voice broadcast is an easy and cost-effective way to send alerts, updates, notifications and promotions to customers and employees alike using real voices. Send one or thousands of messages instantly depending on industry and needs. Creating an effective voice broadcast, however, means ensuring it passes the “What’s In It For Them?” (WIIFT) test. Let’s look at a few questions to ask regarding this “test”:

Monday, March 17, 2014

How to Create a Successful Voice Broadcast Campaign

By ndenholm
 
Voice broadcast is not everybody’s friend. Its reputation has undoubtedly been tarnished by an association with intrusive evening calls from unscrupulous telemarketing companies offering you a service you don’t need and didn’t ask for. They were not even polite enough to interrupt your freshly served dinner with a real live person.
 
Thursday, March 13, 2014

Build Your SMS Lists In Store

By ndenholm

If you’re in the process of trying to build your SMS contact lists, and you operate a bricks and mortar outlet, one of the smartest things you can do is encourage customers to opt-in while they’re in your store. Think about it: their mind is already on your business, you can impress them with personal, real-world customer service, and offer them something exclusive to an in-store sign-up.