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Nov
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2011
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The Social Media Election 2012Since 2008, social media has expanded beyond the young user demographic and is continuing to enhance its personalization and interactivity. Which is why it turned the tables this presidential election, taking on a more proactive role by co-hosting debates, sponsoring town halls and creating new ways for voter/candidate communication. It’s awesome to see social media making a big impression that will forever change how future elections are ran. Thanks to their outreach, the 2012 elections are expected to be one of the highest voter turnout elections in U.S. history. Just in case you missed it, here’s a quick recap of what social media has done for both candidates and tech-savvy constituents so far: APRIL 20, 2011 – FACEBOOK TOWN HALL |
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Jul
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2011
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Visit Carlsbad’s Facebook Page Climbs to 30K Likes Thanks to MindgruveBy continuing to distribute quality content within a strong social media strategy, Visit Carlsbad’s Facebook community exceeds 30K+ ‘Likes’ in less than one year. SAN DIEGO, CA – July 14, 2011 – In September 2010, Visit Carlsbad, the Destination Marketing Organization for Carlsbad and San Diego based digital media firm Mindgruve, set out to create beneficial content and exclusive vacation deals for locals and visitors to Carlsbad, California. Together, they have provided a great service and 30,000 people have ‘liked’ their Facebook Page within months, demonstrating the value provided to this online community. Visit Carlsbad set out to offer engaging content and value. Initially, Mindgruve rose to the challenge and created the Visit Carlsbad Facebook Page to serve as a hub to find community event information, hotel deals, attraction updates and restaurant recommendations. Beyond simply bringing this all to one place, this page also rewarded its visitors with exclusive vacation deals. |




