Liberal Democrat health team back on Twitter
After somewhat of a break from Twitter, the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary health team account is back up and running: @libdemhealth. … 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.
After somewhat of a break from Twitter, the Liberal Democrat Parliamentary health team account is back up and running: @libdemhealth. … Read the full post »
If you are going to be tweeting about the Liberal Democrat conference in Birmingham, remember to use the hashtag #ldconf. … Read the full post »
I often recommend Twitter accounts for Liberal Democrats to follow, but it has been a while since I’ve refreshed those lists of recommendations. … Read the full post »
Email isn’t anything new – it’s been around only one year less than me. But we still don’t use it nearly widely enough. … Read the full post »
Great photo of the White House press corps, moments after being told of Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. … Read the full post »
I could write some words for you warning against using too many hashtags. But this sketch makes the point far better. … Read the full post »
The May elections are only a few weeks, a couple of dozen leaflet drops and three score candidate tweets away. So LDN #111 takes a look at the Lib Dem prospects, how Brexit may play out in those contests and what we can learn from the candidate numbers. … Read the full post »
A look at “Does Campaigning on Social Media Make a Difference? Evidence from candidate use of Twitter during the 2015 and 2017 UK Elections” by Jonathan Bright, Scott A Hale, Bharath Ganesh, Andrew Bulovsky, Helen Margetts and Phil Howard. … Read the full post »
In what has become a little bit of a mini-series, after having explained the pro-European hashtags #FBPE and #WATON, this week it is time to explain what #ABTV is about. … Read the full post »
Matt Singh has spotted and graphed data from the latest British Election Study release showing the gap between the political views of Twitter users in the UK and those of the rest of the population. … Read the full post »