On Big Sky Words we’re going to be ramping up our efforts to ensure Steve Daines and Ryan Zinke aren’t elected.
Now, when I say ‘we’ I mean me – Greg Stranberg. There’s no one else paying me or helping me or sending me information.
But I’d like that to change.
If you read some juicy story on Republican corruption, have some incredibly cheesy photo or quote from one of these guys, or just something that you know will help keep these two in Montana or California or wherever, then please, send it along by using my contact form.
Those emails go right to me and I’ll look at your link or whatever and figure out a way to use it against these Republicans trying to bamboozle their way into office.
So what will the next couple of weeks look like? Well, we’ve got 25 days left until the election, or about 3.5 weeks. I’ll try my darndest to put up at least one post a day on one of those two clowns – Daines or Zinke.
If we have time and I get some support, I’ll put up posts on other Republican clowns around the state as well.
What will really help, however, is if you use Twitter and Facebook and Google+ or just use email to share these fun stories with your friends, especially those leaning Republican.
There’s still a chance social media and content marketing can sway this race, and I mean to do my part.
There are many fronts to a war, and many ways to fight battles on those fronts. I’m fighting this one online, and so far several articles highlighting Republican incompetence have been very popular this month
The Human Face of Steve Daines’ Outsourcing to China has only gotten 75 views this month, but since it’s gone up in July it’s gotten close to 1,000. Let’s get it another 1,000 more.
People like that post and I wrote it and did some SEO stuff in such a way that it comes up on search for lots of things. When larger news sites link to posts like that it also increases their impact.
That’s why sharing is so important – so those bigger media sites pick up on it. And since I never heard back from Rolling Stone magazine on my Steve Daines/China story, looks like this is it.
So get ready, for the next 25 days it’ll be non-stop Daines and Zinke bashing around here, so much so that you better hope those two jokers don’t get elected – you’re going to be so sick of hearing about them that you’ll want to puke (if you’re not already).
Now, when I say ‘we’ I mean me – Greg Stranberg. There’s no one else paying me or helping me or sending me information.
But I’d like that to change.
If you read some juicy story on Republican corruption, have some incredibly cheesy photo or quote from one of these guys, or just something that you know will help keep these two in Montana or California or wherever, then please, send it along by using my contact form.
Those emails go right to me and I’ll look at your link or whatever and figure out a way to use it against these Republicans trying to bamboozle their way into office.
So what will the next couple of weeks look like? Well, we’ve got 25 days left until the election, or about 3.5 weeks. I’ll try my darndest to put up at least one post a day on one of those two clowns – Daines or Zinke.
If we have time and I get some support, I’ll put up posts on other Republican clowns around the state as well.
What will really help, however, is if you use Twitter and Facebook and Google+ or just use email to share these fun stories with your friends, especially those leaning Republican.
There’s still a chance social media and content marketing can sway this race, and I mean to do my part.
There are many fronts to a war, and many ways to fight battles on those fronts. I’m fighting this one online, and so far several articles highlighting Republican incompetence have been very popular this month
The Human Face of Steve Daines’ Outsourcing to China has only gotten 75 views this month, but since it’s gone up in July it’s gotten close to 1,000. Let’s get it another 1,000 more.
People like that post and I wrote it and did some SEO stuff in such a way that it comes up on search for lots of things. When larger news sites link to posts like that it also increases their impact.
That’s why sharing is so important – so those bigger media sites pick up on it. And since I never heard back from Rolling Stone magazine on my Steve Daines/China story, looks like this is it.
So get ready, for the next 25 days it’ll be non-stop Daines and Zinke bashing around here, so much so that you better hope those two jokers don’t get elected – you’re going to be so sick of hearing about them that you’ll want to puke (if you’re not already).
