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Targeted Victory in the News: Campaign Donations and Text Messaging

Campaigns are now using text messaging to receive donations. Supporters can donate by texting a word, such as DONATE or GIVE, to a special five digit number registered to the campaign. Our co-founder and digital director for the Romney campaign Zac Moffatt was mentioned in a few articles this week highlighting the campaign’s new text messaging strategy.

A new Huffington Post article looks at the Romney campaign’s new text messaging donation service. Supporters can make $10 donations by texting GIVE to 37377 on their Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and U.S. Cellular phones.  Moffatt explains how text messaging is a fast and easy way for people to donate to the Romney campaign.

A new article from USA Today also looks at donations through text messaging. Moffatt explains how text messaging allows supporters to donate small amounts in a quick, convenient manner. The Romney campaign hopes that this new text messaging donation service will encourage more people to donate and help the campaign win in November.

USA Today: Online political ads aimed at specific audience

Targeted Victory was featured in a new article from USA Today yesterday about the changing nature of campaign advertising. Political campaigns, such as the candidates running for the 2012 presidential race, are increasing their usage of online advertising to target specific audiences by using “cookie trails,” ZIP codes, search engine terms and locating mobile devices in certain areas.

Check out the article and tell us what you think.

 

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