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Thursday, April 16, 2015

​Presidential Tech Tools Becoming Available to Local Politicians

By jpollack
 
Once upon a time, digital technology as a political campaign resource was only available to politicians with million-dollar budgets. However, online ads targeting voters using web browser cookies are now accessible to local politicians via platforms such as DemocraticAds.com. Once considered “bleeding-edge tech,” political cookies are part of what both main parties identify as a powerful campaign trend.

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Tuesday, November 4, 2014

How to Vote for Net Neutrality

By ndenholm

The fact that Barack Obama is the first president in more than half a century to win at least 51% in two campaigns illustrates just how tightly contested and immovable our party affiliations are. Diehard reds and blues are more evenly distributed across the nation than at any time since the late 19th century. America is turning purple.
 

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Wednesday, March 4, 2015

IVR 101: Auto-Attendants, Survey, Voicemail and More

By jeff
One of CallFire’s signature features is the Interactive Voice Response application, or IVR.  For a long time the IVR was a developer tool to make interesting phone applications. However, the practical applications of the tool make IVR technology a staple for any business. This brief article will tell you what an IVR is, how it works, and how you can make the CallFire IVR work for you.

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Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Tips for Political Marketing and GOTV Strategy in the Cloud

By dinesh

In the spirit of election season, we’re releasing 8 tips for developing an online Political marketing strategy or GOTV campaign in the Cloud. We’re not experts in Political Marketing but we manage our share of virtual phone banks and polling around this time of the year. These tips are based on research and conversations we have with our valuable political clientele.

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