Political Campaign exposure with RoboCall technology on G-Tel Solutions, Callfire, and VoiceShot Auto Dialers

  • October 1st, 2011

Election Campaign Wins with Robocalls: Auto Dialing and its Bearing in United states Politics.

More often than not, in political campaigns all over the globe are done in diverse views and styles. In democratic nations such as Indonesia, Thailand, and France, candidates typically utilize television, radio, and the World wide web to advertise themselves and promised platforms when they get elected. As for single-party nations, political campaigns do not exist within nominees as the affiliates of the political party and the head of state would decide to appoint people within their party. After all, the political elections of single-party states would focus more on social welfare and fighting the state’s problems. As for the America, political parties and political candidates use Television, radio, the World-wide-web, and phone calls.

The use of telephones like mobile phones and the landline counterparts is a irreplaceable way to encourage political agenda. And to make auto phone call campaigns convenient, race campaign managers use a tool called automatic dialer, which automates number dialing to dispatch and receive phone messages through land-line and mobile networks. When the dial is started, the system will deliver phone messages in either 2 methods: a automatic dialer, known as automatic dialing, or text messaging. Automated calls are known for identifying phone calls by distinguishing them if the messages are from live human calls or answering machines. Desktop and laptop computers can become programmed dialing technology when they are linked to a modem or a telephony card. There are tools designed to offer autodialler-like functions to communicate to physical receiver lines. On the other hand, you can save cash while resorting to the Net and Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) as automatic dialing methods.

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Autodialers have changed the way American. candidates market themselves towards the elections. Throughout American. history, political candidates, ranging from congressional to presidential, have used different measures of campaigning: Mail, riding trains, horse riding, radios, and even through musicians employed to play music devoted to the candidate and his/her heroic past, present, and potential roles for a city/town, county, state, or country. Since phone calls have been used commercially in the Nineteen Seventies, congressional, gubernatorial, senatorial, and presidential candidates have utilized automatic broadcasting systems to extend their campaign promises and political platforms. And when World wide web had reached the commercial scale in 1996, election political candidates, along with their connections and/or political parties they are under, have employed websites and campaign web pages to market themselves to on-line audiences, though candidates still use robocall systems for persons who use landline phone calls. The beginning of the first VoIP software program by Pennydials in 2007 had triggered U.S. companies to generatevarious solutions for voice-based communication betweentelephones through the use of the World-wide-web. The increase of VoIP has led to the rebirthof predictive dialers. Since the year 2000, telecommunication corporations such as G-Tel Solutions have shapedpolitical contact facilities to aid political candidates in campaign activities like absentee ballot notifications, campaign fundraising, and volunteer message broadcasting. Auto dialing systems have been a factor to landslide election victories as well as the 2008 presidential election victory of Democratic candidateMr. Obamaover his Republican counterpart, Mr. McCain.

Autodialer systems has changedthe landscapeof U.S. political campaigns. And even if new political campaigns spread to new mobile devices such as the Apple iPad, these automatic phone methods are here to stay for the political party’s huge triumph.

Political campaign voter exposure with political robocalls on G-Tel Solutions, Callfire, and XM Voice Auto Dialers.

  • September 13th, 2011

Article by Rhett Martin

Election Success with Autodialers: Auto Dialing and its Effect in United states Politics.

Generally, in political campaigns all over the globe are done in diverse views and styles. In democratic nations such as Indonesia, Thailand, and France, candidates typically utilize television, radio, and the Internet to promote themselves and promised platforms when they get chosen. As for single-party nations, political campaigns do not exist in nominees since the affiliates of the political party and the head of state would make a decision to appoint people within their party. After all, the political campaigns of single-party states would focus more on social welfare and combating the state’s tribulations. As for the United States, political parties and political candidates use Television, radio, the World-wide-web, and telephones.

The use of phones like mobile phones and the land-line counterparts is a exceptional way to promote political agenda. And to make phone call campaigns convenient, political strategist use a device called power dialer, which automates telephone dialing to dispatch and receive phone calls through land-line and mobile phones. When the dial is started, the device will deliver phone messages in either 2 methods: a telephone dialer, known as automated calling, or text messaging. Automated calls are known for identifying voices by distinguishing them if the messages are from live human calls or answering machines. Desktop and PC computers can become automated dialing machines when they are coupled to a modem or a telephony card. There are methods designed to supply autodialler-like options to communicate to physical receiver lines. On the other hand, you can save money while resorting to the Net and Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) as auto dialing methods.

Autodialers have changed the way American. candidates promote themselves towards the elections. Throughout U.S. history, political candidates, ranging from congress to presidential, have used different ways of campaigning: US Mail, riding trains, horse riding, radios, and even through musicians hired to play music devoted to the candidate and his/her heroic past, present, and future roles for a city/town, region, state, or country. Since telephones have been utilized commercially in the 1970s, congressional, gubernatorial, senatorial, and presidential political candidates have utilized automatic broadcasting systems to increase their campaign guarantees and political platforms. And when Internet had reached the commercial scale in 1996, election candidates, along with their contacts and/or following parties they are under, have utilized websites and campaign web pages to promote themselves to internet based audiences, although candidates still use autodialer systems for those who use landline telephones. The introduction of the first VoIP software program by Pennydials in 2007 had brought about U.S. companies to makevarious solutions for voice-based communication betweentelephones throughout the use of the World wide web. The increase of VoIP has led to the resurgenceof predictive dialing. Since the year 2000, telecommunication companies such as G-Tel Solutions have shapedpolitical contact centers to aid political candidates in campaign activities like absentee ballot notifications, campaign fundraising, and volunteer message distribution. Auto dialing systems have been a factor to landslide election victories including the 2008 presidential election victory of Democratic candidateB. Obamaover his Republican counterpart, J. McCain.

Automatic dialer systems has alteredthe landscapeof U.S. political campaigns. And even if new political campaigns stretch to new mobile devices such as the Apple iPad, these auto phone methods are here to stay for the political campaign huge victory.

Three Ways You Can Benefit From the Services of a Public Relations Firm When Running a Political Campaign

  • September 6th, 2011

Article by Donald Dubay

Purchasing Political Media With A Limited Campaign Budget

  • March 22nd, 2011

Article by Scott Perreault

This year the political fundraising challenge is more difficult than ever. A Texas candidate who in the last election cycle was able to raise nearly two million dollars for a statewide race has found that fundraising, even in Texas, a State that has escaped the brunt of economic hardship, is very difficult. Even with major endorsements and strong name recognition, the weakness of our economy has become reality for political candidates. The effect of this shortfall impacts the campaign forty-five days before Election Day when political media rates become available and campaigns consume the lower cost air time quickly to lock in the best dates and times. Without the funds on hand at that the beginning of the political media window, candidates will find themselves with less desirable times available to purchase, if any availabilities remain.How political media is purchased continues to evolve. When media outlets were first mandated to sell commercials at the lowest rate (this is the lowest rate paid for a commercial by a non-political advertiser during the past year), the “political rate” was born. The media outlet had one rate card for political candidates. One rate purchased a commercial that aired anytime during the day. If the candidate purchased enough of these low rates, they were certain to have their commercial air during all “Day Parts” (6AM-10AM, 10AM-3PM, etc). In radio, morning drive time is the coveted “Day Part” charging the highest fee per commercial. In television the evening prime time is the most expensive “Day Part” to purchase. With the advent of “Day Parts” the political rate card now had different prices depending on the time of day. In both the original form and the “Day Parts” form the common element was the same. If stations accepted the political money for specific day parts, they had to air the commercials, often at the expense of local businesses willing to pay the larger, non-political rate. A solution was needed. Innovation and profit motives combined to create the current method of purchasing political media. Today’s political rate card still has the lowest rates offered to any non-political advertiser, but the rate card for the non-political advertiser has changed, thus changing the political rate card. The rate card continues to be divided by “Day Parts”, but Candidates are now offered two rates for each day part. “non-preemptible” and “preemptible”. “Non-preemptible” are the most expensive. This means the station guarantees to air the spot at the requested date and time. You pay (always cash in advance with political media buys) and the commercial will air. With “preemptible, the rates are usually at least 20-30% lower, but you have no guarantee that your commercial will air. You pay and submit a schedule, but if another candidate or non-political advertiser pays the “non-preemptible” rate, your commercial gets “bumped”. If they have time before the election, the station will try to “make good” and place your commercial on another day. If you need your message out the days before Election Day, this is not a viable alternative. In most cases, six weeks after Election Day the campaign receives a refund check from the media outlet for commercials that did not air because they were “bumped.” If you won, no problem, if not…you will always wonder what might have been. One solution to budget shortfalls and escalating political advertising costs is found at ScottPolitical.com. Low cost, high quality commercial production and micro targeted media placement on local cable and/or radio. The success stories keep growing. Budgets of any size are finding success. There is very little guesswork in media placement with the information available today. Voters are reached, persuaded and most of all motivated to vote for our clients.

Achieve Political Success Through A Promotional Product Political Campaign

  • October 31st, 2009

Article by Abbie Stutzer

All political candidates may not agree on political, societal or economic issues, but it is safe to infer political candidates agree that a successful political campaign builds public support and success.

Political campaigns, similar to marketing campaigns, must use effective and useful slogans in order to grasp a typically uninterested audience. In order to do so, political candidates need to get up and work for support. How can Barack Obama or Rudy Giuliani accomplish this, you inquire? Well, that is simple – through political promotional products!

The single most important thing to accomplish in any campaign, whether it is a marketing campaign or political campaign, is name recognition. A political candidate will never achieve success if no one knows who they are. A simple way for a political candidate to accomplish name recognition is by using promotional products in their political campaign. Two very simple and common ways to do this is through using catchy political signs in yards or bumper stickers on cars. Other promotional products ideal for a political campaign are buttons. These three promotional products can effectively promote any political candidates name at home, while driving and while walking around.

Every political candidate wants to ensure their constituents are able to quickly identify the issues their political campaign supports. This may seem easy at the surface, but it is not. The current political campaign for president is filled with multiple potential political candidates. All of these potential political candidates have very different views on a myriad of issues. In order for political candidates to effectively clarify what issues they support, they could consider printing their causes on different colored awareness bracelets. This way, supporters and political candidate alike would be able to quickly identify which issues are important and to whom. Another way issue recognition can be clarified is through political balloons. Balloons have been used in political campaigns for years, but that is because they are easily noticeable, readable and depending on their size, can be seen for miles.

Trying to decide what promotional products to give at conventions or election night? A great promotional product that is perfect for outdoor conventions is a hand fan. A politically themed hand fan can allow potential voters to sit in the comfort of a cool breeze while they listen to a political candidate’s speech. Looking for a perfect promotional product for election night? Get a plethora of stress balls to hand out to political campaign workers and supporters. A political stress ball can help calm everyone’s minds as the voting numbers roll in through the evening.

Political campaigns may be stressful and time consuming for political candidate, but through using political promotional products, getting voters attention can be simple.