Credible Content- is less about symbols and more about professional societal culture and language
Credible Content is persuasive and not annoying
A look at Credible Content- Here is our video on Data Feed Party
Data Feed Party
This data feed party was done in the last campaign elections. With the help of local Federal ridings-as well as local associations- there were micro-volunteers added to protect privacy of information-and right to information for private electors. I was able to learn about people who live in remote [parts] of Canada. The level of automation is so advanced. It's very critical to agree or disagree with leader. But you can't be indifferent. Sometimes remote electors in GOTV Campaigns-act as micro-volunteers and offer time-based specific tasks-for specific goals. The local riding was collecting supporters for Federal Candidate Justin Trudeau. Canada has many interesting leaders like Stephen Harper, Pierre Trudeau who were his predecessors. Each of these candidates have various platforms. The idea of engagement is to see what's the level of responsiveness on a campaign and communication pitch. If there's trade negotiations happening-they have to share their agreement-and how can business impact taxes- also there are various platforms for international relations. What is state of women. What are green taxes . What is sustainable development goals. Ususally data and identity management depends on level of advocacy- in order to say they- I agree that there's a high level of carbon footprint- if members say they can save by not driving for few days. That's the commitment to economy and environment. Thank You for listening. I am very thankful for Mike rosati, Erica Mc Callion. They are diligent government. I am very thankful that they are committed to upholding Canada. I am very thank ful to share this with my subscribers. Thanks to all the folks who liked our presentation and found the explanation to the data feed party credible.
We appreciate @Reuters for sharing the steps of the most popular American ballot system
A credible Content is Vision Statement that assures the best 200 days Plans for women and indigenous voters as well as immigrants .
Kari's Voice- Credible Content is a 200 days plan.A mobilization plan needs to take care of the weather-and it should be able to share a message plan that can look at economic factors and environmental concerns. In first 200 days they have to be adaptive, they have to be multilingual, media literacy, public speaking, quick learning and time management-collaboration-and be able to go on field in extreme weather conditions. But again 200 days plan does need to depend what are the larger goals- can a field program be done differently- can field program be made more remote with smart devices-and mobile offices. For eg. I work with digital freelancers-so when I send something-it's to special folks-and it's not open to everyone. A 200 days credible content cannot be a generic plan for everyone. Irrespective of the channels that it's hosted on-it has to have clarity. A 200 days plan for a leader has to be such that it allows leader to integrate well with a county, a community a field terrain. It has to be specific.
When you talk to Apple-they have an Apple Sales, Apple Marketing, Apple News. When "Channels Brief " has to upload a picture-it's about maintaining clarity- I won't put a blurred picture, the quality of picture, they can create global conversations. If you're building strong jobs-infrasctructure has to be important. So content is something that is bought if it's speaking with audience-and it's two sided.
Also-there's a red alert on social media scams that are one sided- I have always said this- if it's a real job-they won't ask for paying money. If It's a real poll- the process is different. Also there can be fake friends request. A fake money transfer or request wherein someone asks to help a friend. Safety and Protection must be pivotal to any local, Federal campaign irrespective of political motivations or agenda and credible content is a two way messaging that brings remote communities closer.
Exhibit 1
Notice the difference between great content writers and not so great content producers-who share an image, a description that can enable connectivity collaboration. Notice credibility by evaluating your audience. Notice their age, gender, income, time spent on platform, and device use.
Exhibit 2
Look at why would you create content. Look at what would you want revenue for. For any conversation-see if it's reaching engaged audience-and the analytics of a news. See the @google Ad Grants that offer 10 K US $ for the Grants-and see if that can be used or ploughed back in your local credible content campaigns.
Exhibit 3
The democrat republican public affairs campaigns (and presidency in US)for ministeries have unfolded lack of credibility in last few years-as many midwest supporters have made presidential elections- a breaking news(!) -a gun control crime squad.
Those who're supporting are not graduates-or those who can fill in survey but they did enable powerful reckoning for candidate that they were pledged to.
So at @Channels-Brief we clearly talked of credible content so that communities don't watch stories in mute-but are qualfied to watch-hear the local television networks
Exhibit- Predictive Models and Data Informed Campaugns -
That level of anarchy does not exist in Canada-UK with pollsters being more in control unlike in areas that have no rules, laws and are regulated by local police. On Facebook data informed campaigns are shared based on predictive models- and many provincial campaigns get access to voter database-to target their message. So inspired by success of one candidate-For example-Justin Trudeau's outreach- a new candidate such as someone from USA will use the model to engage.
As "Elections Canada'' list of looking at electors is their rules seem to know what is an absentee ballot-and they do perhaps can make decisions better for any politically divisive campaigns, through the code of rules and ethics. Aside from political campaigns, marketing campaigns ascertaining credibility if they have an engaged dynamic list of followers-who like seeing a picture-who like uplifting the image of a subject-and who remove any inconsistencies that are there on an image of a subject-or if the subject be used for fake polls, and fake news links.
Language matters and every women, indigenous supporter, youth, campaigner need to use language pronounciatiation rules including immigrants
Watch for unecessarily complex language. If a subject is described in an unnecessary complex language or a medical terminology-analyze the writing-factor in the topic- and consider what impact would that on those who'd like to read about an image or a subject. It's about time audience do not stare at a subject or device but start talking to them-and that happens if they learn scri[pted language but as well as unscripted language of screen reading. Check if a data on a data feed is being described as a heart patient, mentally slow, physically obsese, old--usually that's a layering that is done to offer protection to that data. However-private sector normally does a different level of layering. In public sector campaigns use of symbols to create a layering helps but in private sector normally the layering is around language. So for any data and id management campaign as @Salesforce suggests- objective as well as subjective data matters-to give a complete overview. Language really matters.
Hear us out. Screen Readers use language pronounciation tools. They rely on speaking-but the ones who write the correct questions or have the tenacity and audacity to create difficult conversation topic push their pursuit of an area or a topic. To be certified or become a graduate in any area-it's nice to enable conversations using reach principles-that are upholding the mission-vision of the group. Gender groups should collaborate to accomplish pro-choice goals. Income groups should collaborate to ensure they talk of middle-income class earners and highlight those who earn 120,000 $ and higher households.
Always look at watching for unnecessarily interruptions. Also it's always nice to empower candidates, campaigns and volunteers- by making them mentally empowered to dismiss an aggressive tool or pushing them through aggressive messaging on devices.
The last public affairs fundraising messaging was a credible a non-political messaging was focused on making an impact
So now if you'd want to know a Credible Content- go around and learn about data and identity management, language of trillion $ campaigns, set up a 200 days plan for a candidate to grow his followers- make sure your 200 days Plan is credible and persuasive - and don't look salesy, promotional-and create credibility without buying followers on facebook or crafting a bogus job ad. Have a vision to create a content that will be professional and less about symbols and more about language. We live in a professional world and our audience is also graduate unlike illiterates who supported Donald Trump Campaign in America. The real pollsters know how to create credible content-so that even when average voters are not liberal, and an opposition member or not an active supporter-they still remain credible-and they do not get punished if they may or do change sides from Trudeau to Harper to a new politician based on a cheap gimmick. Politicians are not unreliable-the process of eliciting votes and soliciation can be credible or uncredible.
Credible Content is less about symbolism-and more about professional respect and honor. It's about not punishing constituents for having a Facebook page-it's about being less stupid and not solicitation-it's about calling out if someone does not have idea of a culture or language-or do not have any awareness of LPC-Conservative Privacy Policies.
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