Post by sakibkhan48 on Feb 24, 2024 6:29:50 GMT
The local elections are approaching and our feeds are literally flooded with political or social adverts . The outgoing mayor who shows his community and the undecided all the work done by describing the works carried out under his administration, the asphalted and clean roads, while the incumbent presses him, reproaching him for what he could have done. And in this whirlwind of tweets, posts, videos, live broadcasts, stories, the demand for content and people capable of managing social media for electoral competition grows dramatically , as does the
number of people who lend themselves and Europe Cell Phone Number List adapt to this market , often creating real disasters. But who is behind the candidates? What does social media marketing for politics mean? And above all, what are the differences between social media management for B2B, B2C and politics? The rise of social media in politics It is clear, and evident to everyone, that social networks have radically changed the relationship between politics and citizens .
These platforms are now used frequently - and not always with good quality - from the highest positions in the Government up to the municipal councilor of the smallest town in Italy. If used with professional support, these tools can be very effective for building a solid political community , as in the case of the 5 Star Movement and the League, which then transforms from an online community to an offline community, or rather into spokespersons for content and ideas, therefore voters.
number of people who lend themselves and Europe Cell Phone Number List adapt to this market , often creating real disasters. But who is behind the candidates? What does social media marketing for politics mean? And above all, what are the differences between social media management for B2B, B2C and politics? The rise of social media in politics It is clear, and evident to everyone, that social networks have radically changed the relationship between politics and citizens .
These platforms are now used frequently - and not always with good quality - from the highest positions in the Government up to the municipal councilor of the smallest town in Italy. If used with professional support, these tools can be very effective for building a solid political community , as in the case of the 5 Star Movement and the League, which then transforms from an online community to an offline community, or rather into spokespersons for content and ideas, therefore voters.