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Explore the insightful perspective of Lucy McMullin, our Strategy Partner, as she discusses the intersection of politics and social media in her latest article for The Media Leader. 🔍 Discover how the 'TikTok election' could reshape political campaigns, the rise of the 'spinfluencer' and what is the responsibility of brands!🗳️ Read the full article here 👉 https://bit.ly/3SYXEmL #Politics #Election #TikTok #Brands

The hits just keep on coming with these teasers to our nationwide political tv advertising market research paper which we will soon start sharing. We found this one particularly interesting as it relates to the sincerity of messaging - an even bigger deal at a local level we would bet! Thoughts? Sign up to gain early access to this report. Either scan the code or click here: https://lnkd.in/ecem8tqJ #statisticalanalysis #election #ctvadvertising

I find this fascinating. A survey in the US showed 52% of TikTok users now say they use it to get news on a regular basis. That is 20% more than in 2020. Firstly, this makes me feel very old. Secondly, people in PR need to keep up with these trends. For example, what does this mean when looking at the recent US elections when a low percentage of Republican voters now admit to consuming news from traditional sources? #PR #news #influence

Sometimes you see a post on LinkedIn that’s so spot-on that you just have to amplify it and give credit to the creator. That’s the case with Shallot Communications and their post about preparing for the upcoming elections. Check out the link to their post in the comments. There are many important take-aways, but here’s the two most important. 1. 50% of companies haven’t started planning how they’ll handle communications around the November elections. 2. If you’re among the unprepared, NOW is the time to start the discussion. If you need guidance, follow Shallot’s recommendations. If you need more support, engage a comms professional to walk you through the planning process. Occasionally I get asked why I promote people or firms that directly compete with what I do. For me, LinkedIn has always been about sharing good crisis communications advice, not about promoting myself. Lots of people have good insights, so it just makes sense to share their smart thinking. If they get some business out of it, then they deserve it. And to be honest, there’s plenty of crisis work to go around. #crisis #crisispreparedness #crisiscommunications

Memes have the power to influence public opinion at a rapid pace. They’re being deployed across social media platforms to shape our views on political candidates and issues. Read more from Marcia Stepanek this week on New Rules Media. Like, comment and subscribe for more. #newrules #socialmedia #campaigns

If true, this isn't just electoral fraud: it's financial fraud too. Losing candidates get "Short Money" for their party as long as they win at least 2 seats: "the amount payable to qualifying parties is £22,295.86 for every seat won at the last General Election plus £44.53 for every 200 votes gained by the party" (source; https://lnkd.in/ecGgtjUA. ) - so they'd get about £400 for this candidate, and I think that's per financial year for the duration of this parliament, i.e. a total of about £2000. Prospective candidates have to put down a deposit of £500 to appear on the ballot, which tends to eliminate most spurious and fraudulent candidates, In this case I reckon Reform UK, with a seemingly AI-generated candidate and a few hundred quid on marketing (if that) will probably make a profit of over £1000. Multiply that by a few hundred seats where they knew they had no chance of winning and possibly didn't run a real candidate, and this reaches the level where there should be serious police involvement. Some of these candidates, including this chap, had addresses in the Channel Islands - population 170k. Is there a "Mark Matlock" anywhere in those islands, and does he look anything like this?

"I've noticed an increasing number of political posts on LinkedIn. While everyone is entitled to their opinions, I believe LinkedIn is better suited for professional networking, sharing knowledge, and work experiences. Let's keep LinkedIn focused on connecting professionals and exchanging valuable insights, rather than turning it into a platform for political broadcasting. Let's refrain from using LinkedIn for political marketing or their sales pitches for upcoming elections." #politics #linkedin #elections2024 #government

Navigating the #Holidays and #ElectionSeason! 🎁 🗳️ With the holidays around the corner and election season in full swing, #PR strategies need to be even more thoughtful. From client messaging to campaign timing, it’s essential to stay focused while keeping the attention on brand values. Balancing between the excitement of holiday campaigns and the heightened attention during elections can be tricky, but aligning your strategy with current events is key to staying relevant. To my PR fellas out there - what are some of your #PR strategies for the holiday season and election buzz? #PRStrategy #ElectionSeason #HolidayPR #BrandMessaging #PublicRelations #Marketing2024

Social media has become a dominant part of political culture. For Gen Z, memes and trends on platforms like TikTok and Instagram are a major part of how they engage with politics and gather information. To learn about the viral moments that have been defining the 2024 #election cycle, read our recent blog here: https://loom.ly/Hlb6CCw #IssuesGroup