Post by sakibkhan48 on Feb 24, 2024 6:31:07 GMT
Parties and candidates make it difficult for voters to evaluate their professionalism (except in the case of re-nomination) and competence before using the service (government activity). “The purchasing experience” can only be evaluated during use or ex post. The complexity of the "political" service/product therefore requires the creation of a relationship of trust that passes, today, much more than in the past, and through correct use of social networks we can achieve this objective. Therefore, social media can be important not only in the phase of consideration of the political brand, but also and above all in the phase in which voters take alternatives into consideration, strengthening ideas, concepts or points of view on certain issues.
Content for politics Today, the majority of political content produced on social media relies on Europe Cell Phone Number List newsjacking. That is, the ability to produce content based on current news in order to generate awareness. Newsjacking in political communication means knowing how to understand what news is important for the reference community, what news will form the basis of the public debate and enclosing it within one's frame of reference . To do this kind of activity you need: timing, flair and speed of execution. Obviously within an editorial plan the contents are not only "hot" and focused on this technique, but there are other columns that can tell, for example, the administrative or government acts implemented, the proposals, or even simply the day parliamentarian.
Social media marketing for B2B and B2C: the differences compared to political communication First of all, the context in which we are going to act: in politics we are within the electoral market and not the commercial one. The social networks used during electoral competitions are only one tool within a much broader strategy and must have clear KPIs and objectives. Objectives that are outlined in the strategic phase and which may also include a marginal use of these tools. Furthermore, always with respect to the context we must know in detail what the rules of the game are: What type of competition is it? Municipal, regional, European elections. Each of these is regulated differently and therefore there are different voting objectives.
Content for politics Today, the majority of political content produced on social media relies on Europe Cell Phone Number List newsjacking. That is, the ability to produce content based on current news in order to generate awareness. Newsjacking in political communication means knowing how to understand what news is important for the reference community, what news will form the basis of the public debate and enclosing it within one's frame of reference . To do this kind of activity you need: timing, flair and speed of execution. Obviously within an editorial plan the contents are not only "hot" and focused on this technique, but there are other columns that can tell, for example, the administrative or government acts implemented, the proposals, or even simply the day parliamentarian.
Social media marketing for B2B and B2C: the differences compared to political communication First of all, the context in which we are going to act: in politics we are within the electoral market and not the commercial one. The social networks used during electoral competitions are only one tool within a much broader strategy and must have clear KPIs and objectives. Objectives that are outlined in the strategic phase and which may also include a marginal use of these tools. Furthermore, always with respect to the context we must know in detail what the rules of the game are: What type of competition is it? Municipal, regional, European elections. Each of these is regulated differently and therefore there are different voting objectives.
