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Illustrating how Obama used social media in 2008 in pecha kucha form (20 images, 20 seconds, minimal text). These are 12 key tips for non-profits trying to advocate for a cause.
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Obama pecha kucha
- 1. How Obama became president through social media
- 2. to this from this
- 3. a short simple iconic message change yes we can
- 4. the message is not about you
- 6. 35,000 volunteer groups Obama 442,000 videos 2,000 official videos Held 200,000 Events 2,000 meetings
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- 9. your supporters must author the message some success greater potential
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- 13. this isn’t a job, it’s a cause!
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