Read my posts about Twitter, and especially how to use it in political campaigning. You can find me on Twitter at @markpack.
For more general advice about online campaigning, see my Online Politics posts.
There’s much good to be said about how key Liberal Democrats use Twitter effectively to reach the media, opinion formers, members, supporters and the wider public. … Read the full post »
Buffer is a great tool for scheduling your social media postings so they go out at the times when they will have the most impact. … Read the full post »
If you’re interested in the Liberal Democrats and you’re into Twitter, here are three lists to help you get the best out of the social network. … Read the full post »
You may have noticed that m.any Liberal Democrats have an orange diamond appear after their name on Twitter. Here’s how to add one yourself. … Read the full post »
Brought together in one place, here are the Liberal Democrat tools and services that I look after to help party activists keep informed and campaign. … Read the full post »
Between them, these three accounts provide an excellent regular flow of messages to enjoy and to share to help promote the Liberal Democrats and our policy on Europe. … Read the full post »
Do you run one or more Liberal Democrat social media accounts, such as a Twitter account for a local party or a Facebook page for a regional party? … Read the full post »
The acronym FBPE, often used as the hashtag #FPBE, now pops up frequently on social media, especially Twitter. It stands for ‘follow back, Pro-European Union’ and is the label used by a campaign to cultivate a strong pro-European voice online. … Read the full post »
More comedy genius from The Capitol Steps with a little homage to Vladimir Putin and his use of the internet. … Read the full post »
The phrase ‘lions led by donkeys’ comes from a fictional incident and is based on a myth. But it has now inspired a cheeky and effective anti-Brexit Twitter account. … Read the full post »