Ron Paul Media Blitz Today (12/27/07), HQ finally in gear?

[Johncjackson]

Good point, it doesn't do much for his name recognition when he's on the same 3 shows over and over preaching to the same audience each time.

I don't know where this statistic comes from or if it has any validity, but when I used to be in advertising sales I was always told that it took the average person about 14 exposures for something to sink in ( or it may have been to "take action).

In other words being exposed to the same audience several times keeps paying dividends up to a certain point. Someone may have to see the same message 10+ times before they even really notice it at all.

 

[wgadget]

Ron Paul will soon be a household name.

 

[MoneyWhereMyMouthIs2]

I absolutely agree. Ron Paul should have nipped all of this in the bud by realizing that most of the media and the American public WAS NOT READY to hear that Lincoln was not "perfect" and he should have deflected that STUPID question by Russert.

Agreed. And most of their smears are quoting Paul when he isn't around to give 5 minute explanations. That's pretty much most of the time. How could discussing civil war history possibly be a benefit right now? He can be as right as he wants. I even think it's important. Now's just not the time to spend all major media time talking about Lincoln. Not to mention, that they'll continue to use it against him no matter what he says on the issue.

 

[Yom]

Bump. He was also on Fox News today at 4:05, and on the Situation room right now (meaning in 1-2 minutes).

 

[Teenforpaul08]

Lol, the adrenaline rush that i get when watching RP speak! So inspiring.