ARealConservative
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I'm thinking one way to reach a bunch of people in our target audience is to spread the word at large gatherings independently.
For instance, this summer I'm taking my family to the 10,000 lakes music festival up in Minnesota. It's 4 days of music and camping - I think with around 20,000 people or so in attendence. I plan to have some material to pass out. I'm going with my wife and two daughters - and we will be wearing some sort of Ron Paul gear throughout as well. I have a camper - and the plan is to have a bunch of free popscicles as well. That way they can cool off and enjoy the free popscicle, and have to engage me and my family.
A real gold mine - but something I can't commit to is a much larger festival down in Tennessee. Bonnaroo in 26 days. That event is also 4 days of music and camping - and it draws over 100,000 people.
The only thing that stands in the way of Paul winning is getting enough people to of heard of him and time is of the essence. If you know of any large gathering - please consider going for the social networking factor.
For instance, this summer I'm taking my family to the 10,000 lakes music festival up in Minnesota. It's 4 days of music and camping - I think with around 20,000 people or so in attendence. I plan to have some material to pass out. I'm going with my wife and two daughters - and we will be wearing some sort of Ron Paul gear throughout as well. I have a camper - and the plan is to have a bunch of free popscicles as well. That way they can cool off and enjoy the free popscicle, and have to engage me and my family.
A real gold mine - but something I can't commit to is a much larger festival down in Tennessee. Bonnaroo in 26 days. That event is also 4 days of music and camping - and it draws over 100,000 people.
The only thing that stands in the way of Paul winning is getting enough people to of heard of him and time is of the essence. If you know of any large gathering - please consider going for the social networking factor.
