Do you tweet or use Facebook? If so, you should use Buffer
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 »
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.
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 »
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 »
If youβre interested in the Liberal Democrats and youβre 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 StepsΒ 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 »