2009 is the Barack story. For the first time for ages we have a world leader. And what would be interesting would be if he, Putin, Wen Jiabao, Luiz da Silva, Pratibha Patil and Ban Ki-Moon get it together.
He seems to have that crisis smile and a “don’t worry – we can sort it” attitude.
If America is happy then so are we all (remember the USA is where this started) –place hope in Obama and keep on encouraging the Americans otherwise we get Mrs. Palin next time.
Tomorrow - 'The Arts Have it"
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Showing posts with label Palin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palin. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 January 2009
NEW AMERICA
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Thursday, 13 November 2008
BARAK OBAMA SWEEPS TO POWER
A few observations. To have lost, given the unpopularity of George W, would have been really pretty extraordinary but the Democrats have hisrorically been noted for screwing up so I suppose anything was possible.
They won because they ran a truly brilliant marketing campaign.
1. They got a little money from a lot of people creating a huge donor base.
2. They did this through a brilliant digital campaign.
3. They outspent their competitor very heavily
4. They mobilised a huge army of active supporters – swamping McCain’s efforts
5. And they got the vote out
6. They had strategic certainty that their strategy was “change” and they didn’t change that
7. They didn’t panic when the Palin effect happened – the waited for it to backfire
8. They kept their man orating in his inimitable way and were true to the brand
9. They converted some key opponents like Republican Colin Powell
10. They were a remorseless machine very well led.
Admire classic marketing – you seldom see it as good as this.
http://www.richardhall.biz
They won because they ran a truly brilliant marketing campaign.
1. They got a little money from a lot of people creating a huge donor base.
2. They did this through a brilliant digital campaign.
3. They outspent their competitor very heavily
4. They mobilised a huge army of active supporters – swamping McCain’s efforts
5. And they got the vote out
6. They had strategic certainty that their strategy was “change” and they didn’t change that
7. They didn’t panic when the Palin effect happened – the waited for it to backfire
8. They kept their man orating in his inimitable way and were true to the brand
9. They converted some key opponents like Republican Colin Powell
10. They were a remorseless machine very well led.
Admire classic marketing – you seldom see it as good as this.
http://www.richardhall.biz
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Barak Obama,
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George Bush,
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marketing,
McCain,
Palin
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Richard Hall
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16:33
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