Best technology for campaign

[JoshLowry]

Google Wave will be VERY useful if/when it comes into wider use. I was ridiculously hopeful when Google Wave came out, hoping that people without Wave accounts will be able to see your embedded content. Last I checked, you have to actually have a Wave account in order to see Wave content embedded into a web page, and Wave accounts have not yet propagated that widely as of yet.

You can do so with Google Docs.

I would be surprised if Wave did not have that functionality.

 

[LibertyMage]

On the ground canvassing, personal networks, signs and television.

 

[JeremyDahl]

I voted for flyers, because they are a great tool that allow you to do face to face and non-personal communication


HOWEVER, obviously direct mail communications are the best bang for your buck/volunteers, politically

 

[Legend1104]

A money printing press.

 

[DFF]

Billboards. Big ones that get your attention. In all major cities. In high visibility locations.

 

[pacelli]

Clipboard canvassing, radio, and TV. That is, if we want to improve upon the 2008 RP primary totals.

 

[nayjevin]

Billboards. Big ones that get your attention. In all major cities. In high visibility locations.

Canvassing and identifying folks who will host a yardsign can be very cost effective. We had meetups in Tulsa to make spraypaint / stencil signs and even painted plywood with 2x4 feet. Many Ron Paul supporters will own rural land - Iowa and elsewhere.