The Tories have been much better at utilsiing paid social advertising and using the data from it to inform their offline campaigns as well, Labour are majorly behind in that regard.Not really. Brexit was a key part of the election and as usual labour blundered their strategy
Labour other than under Blair have seemed incapable of running an election strategy. Tories with the exception of 2017 are pretty good at it
To be fair - irrespective of their agendas and splits, come election time they unite behind a single voice. Labour couldn’t follow suit.
The Tories have been much better at utilsiing paid social advertising and using the data from it to inform their offline campaigns as well, Labour are majorly behind in that regard.
Problem with that is that former Labour PMs, ministers were saying not to vote for CorbynSorry, are we talking about the Tory party who former PMs and chancellors were telling anyone who’s listen not to vote for them?
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Problem with that is that former Labour PMs, ministers were saying not to vote for Corbyn
Wasn't that the concept behind Momentum? Supposed to be very effective on the organisational and social media front - were "praised for it" after 2017 election.The Tories have been much better at utilsiing paid social advertising and using the data from it to inform their offline campaigns as well, Labour are majorly behind in that regard.
The Conservative's campaigns have been much more effective and targered better and the data gleaned from them put to better use. Paid Social ads will be targeted at specific ages and demographics with specific messaing. The Conservatives used the data far better in their offline strategy to tap into peoples concerns when speaking with the public and on television.Wasn't that the concept behind Momentum? Supposed to be very effective on the organisational and social media front - were "praised for it" after 2017 election.
I do wonder about this emphasis on social media advertising. The most active social media age groups are those that have been strong labour voters anyway - as the vote gets older, the more conservative it becomes (and less likely to be using social media)
Wasn't that the concept behind Momentum? Supposed to be very effective on the organisational and social media front - were "praised for it" after 2017 election.
I do wonder about this emphasis on social media advertising. The most active social media age groups are those that have been strong labour voters anyway - as the vote gets older, the more conservative it becomes (and less likely to be using social media)
To be fair - irrespective of their agendas and splits, come election time they unite behind a single voice. Labour couldn’t follow suit.
I agree with this - I think they thought after 2017 that Facebook would be a redundant avenue and it was all about Twitter, Instagram and the like.It’s Facebook that Labour are poor at. Has an older and larger demographic. Also targeted advertising is a very different strategy to simply getting stuff trending on Twitter which is where Momentum’s strengths are. The world moved on basically.
You mean mislead and lie.The Conservative's campaigns have been much more effective and targered better and the data gleaned from them put to better use. Paid Social ads will be targeted at specific ages and demographics with specific messaing. The Conservatives used the data far better in their offline strategy to tap into peoples concerns when speaking with the public and on television.
It’s Facebook that Labour are poor at. Has an older and larger demographic. Also targeted advertising is a very different strategy to simply getting stuff trending on Twitter which is where Momentum’s strengths are. The world moved on basically.
I agree with this - I think they thought after 2017 that Facebook would be a redundant avenue and it was all about Twitter, Instagram and the like.
Then whoever is/was in charge of their digital strategy is majorly incompetent.I agree with this - I think they thought after 2017 that Facebook would be a redundant avenue and it was all about Twitter, Instagram and the like.
Then whoever is/was in charge of their digital strategy is majorly incompetent.
“hey guys shall we go for the platform with the biggest user base that reaches key swing voters?”
“Nah lolz FB is for boomers”
Faceparty I heardsurely MySpace is where it’s at?
Faceparty I heard
Goatsxe or whatever it wasIf they wanted to target you they’d have been better off with Lemon Party.
Then whoever is/was in charge of their digital strategy is majorly incompetent.
Or naive in the sense that they were only targeting young people as they thought it would be enough to get over the line.
Again - don’t disagree. I think the reality is they knew their Brexit position was going to be dismissed unilaterally outside of the cosy Remain urban areas, so it was easier to focus on something else.Data for demographics of all seats is freely available. If they were naive as to who to target frankly that’s incompetence.
Cor forgot about that, the Tinder of the early 00sFaceparty I heard
I find it somewhat ironic that Starmer being a Sir is getting so much support from so many anti-establishmet/traditionalist Labour rank & file.
A Sir (whatever) Tory leader would be despised from the off!
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I find it somewhat ironic that Starmer being a Sir is getting so much support from so many anti-establishmet/traditionalist Labour rank & file.
A Sir (whatever) Tory leader would be despised from the off!
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Epic fail from Bazza there.You realise it’s unearned privilege that left wing people don’t like? Just Johnson and Rees-Mogg have. Talentless weirdos who fell into a pot of money at birth and don’t have to work for it?
Working class kids who rise to QC is kinda our thing.
What next Baz? Labour hates people who help others and aren’t racist? Have you had the parties mixed up this entire time?
I find it somewhat ironic that Starmer being a Sir is getting so much support from so many anti-establishmet/traditionalist Labour rank & file.
A Sir (whatever) Tory leader would be despised from the off!
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It was in recognition of services to the legal profession wasn’t it?
I don’t see the problem - it’s not an inherited title - again they need to pick a leader that ticks core competencies and at least he does that in areas Corbyn would always look second best
Every departing QC gets made a Sir I believe.
Labour arnt racist??? Really? I think a few Jews might have issues with that.You realise it’s unearned privilege that left wing people don’t like? Just Johnson and Rees-Mogg have. Talentless weirdos who fell into a pot of money at birth and don’t have to work for it?
Working class kids who rise to QC is kinda our thing.
What next Baz? Labour hates people who help others and aren’t racist? Have you had the parties mixed up this entire time?
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