Old Man Winter is making his mark and it’s downright cold out, even in the south! However at Politics4All, we have been keeping warm by working on our next round of services to heat things up on the political social web. Today, we are really excited to announce that we are rolling out strategic services designed to ignite and educate the political community. We are excited about our offering because we believe that the social web is one of the most powerful communication tools available to both candidates and citizens. And, we want to make sure you know how to harness the power as a candidate or a citizen.

We are committed to igniting and educating both candidates and citizens about the social web because we know it’s going to play a critical role in the upcoming mid-term elections and going forward. We also know that getting started can sometimes feel like a daunting task. So, we have assembled a team of experts who are also passionate about the social web and  about helping you get answers to all of your questions.

So stop sitting on the sidelines, and let us help you get in the new media game and be a key player. Check out our New Media Services page and start making the social web work for you today.

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The Business Council of Alabama (BCA), the Alabama Democratic Party, the Alabama Republican Party, the Alabama Council of Association Executives, and Politics4All are joining forces to host a workshop on social media. The workshop will be held on Thursday, October 8 from 8:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown Montgomery.

The Workshop will feature experts in the social media world like Paul Chaney, The Social Media Handyman, who released his latest book, The Digital Handshake this month. Other speakers include Lindsay Waits, former director of communications for the Alabama Democratic Party, Philip Bryan, communications director for the Alabama Republican Party, and Rep. Cam Ward (R), who is one of the first elected officials in Alabama to adopt social media marketing.

This workshop is perfect for candidates or current office holders, association personnel, communications and governmental affairs personnel, and government employees. Everyone is encouraged to bring their laptops. To register for the social media workshop individuals need to go to http://politics4all.com/events. The cost of this conference is only $25. Space is limited to the first 100 registrations.

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