Here's 4 things for those who are running small campaigns (offices as small as Mayor or smaller).............................. Signs that you post in public areas and in peoples yards can be stolen. Letters that you send to peoples homes can not be (that's mail fraud). Signs don't say anything more than your name, the office you're running for, and the date of the election. Letters that you send to peoples homes can say anything you want them to. You can write 100 words, you can write 300 words. Most signs never have more than 8 words. Signs are not cost effective because you place those signs in places that people who don't live in your voting area can see. You're advertising to people that are not allowed to vote for you. Letters can be sent to only those people who live in the voting district that you live in. Since letters can be hung on the refrigerator until election day, you can advertise your campaign to more than one registered voter in every single family home (or apartment) that you send letters to. This includes people that are not legally registered to vote the day they receive the letter but could be legally registered by the date that the election comes up. Save yourself some trouble. If your campaign is for an office that does not extend beyond one individual town send letters first and then buy and place signs later.
The insights in this content are life-enhancing. A book I read with similar material was deeply transformative. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
this was horrible, 17 minute talk that could have been cut short to 10 if he simply would’ve skipped bringing up the important topics that he wasn’t even planning to talk about
and i dont think is accurate to say that facebook frew faster than anything else in the planet. Comparing a free internet platform to an empire is not really correct. And what about other things, like mobile phones? There are more facebook users or mobile users?
Thank you Lucian Your Presentation Opens minds to an already revolving world.
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Here's 4 things for those who are running small campaigns (offices as small as Mayor or smaller)..............................
Signs that you post in public areas and in peoples yards can be stolen.
Letters that you send to peoples homes can not be (that's mail fraud).
Signs don't say anything more than your name, the office you're running for, and the date of the election. Letters that you send to peoples homes can say anything you want them to. You can write 100 words, you can write 300 words. Most signs never have more than
8 words.
Signs are not cost effective because you place those signs in places that people who don't live in your voting area can see. You're advertising to people that are not allowed to vote for you. Letters can be sent to only those people who live in the voting district that you live in.
Since letters can be hung on the refrigerator until election day, you can advertise your campaign to more than one registered voter in every single family home (or apartment) that you send letters to. This includes people that are not legally registered to vote the day they receive the letter but could be legally registered by the date that the election comes up.
Save yourself some trouble. If your campaign is for an office that does not extend beyond one individual town send letters first and then buy and place signs later.
He starts the talk about 7 minutes in
I think social media is developing an desire for direct democracy.
what did I just watch, 17 minutes of my life I will never get back
Sounds like people really need to get rid of Facebook
bro, the breathing at the begining....couldnt have muted the mic til he started talking? lol
The insights in this content are life-enhancing. A book I read with similar material was deeply transformative. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint
I wonder if this is just an ad for facebook by TED and how much did they cash in ?
Covid19 grow faster than Facebook
You are a prophet.
Well corona does
this was horrible, 17 minute talk that could have been cut short to 10 if he simply would’ve skipped bringing up the important topics that he wasn’t even planning to talk about
Ted talks is propaganda/science show
That dudes breathing make me uncomfortable
and i dont think is accurate to say that facebook frew faster than anything else in the planet. Comparing a free internet platform to an empire is not really correct. And what about other things, like mobile phones? There are more facebook users or mobile users?
@@vocedimash4674 as ex
Another algorithm fail, I have my own political strategy dont need tutorials from knock offs.