Drupal 8, the next version of the content management system Drupal, is projected for release sometime after Fall 2013. From all appearances it will be a quantum leap among content management systems and web-application frameworks. Two of the most anticipated changes are a simplified interface for content modification, and improved mobile compatibility.
One part Twitter, one part Facebook, and three parts Kickstarter, with a twist of advocacy. That’s roughly the ingredient list for what goes into Thunderclap, a social media “crowdspeaking” platform launched earlier this year, and potentially a game changer for increasing the effectiveness of advocacy campaigns through social media.
For too long, progressives have been on the defensive when national defense is concerned. But no longer. President Obama has one of the strongest records on national security and foreign policy of any president in recent memory. As a result, the Left is suddenly seeing national security as a winning campaign issue.
It’s time for progressives to engage security voters. This post highlights three reasons you should consider blogging on national security in 2012.
While grassroots marketing efforts are moving online, there are still lots of things we do to enact change and create awareness offline. Unfortunately, it’s really difficult to understand how well these are working when it comes to driving traffic to our website.
Is it a radio campaign, a mailer, word of mouth? You may want to throw your hands in the air when it comes to traffic offline traffic, but don’t give up home, because there is a way!
