11 Jan 1995
| by CONOR DIGNAM
In the run-up to Christmas the Conservative Party sent out a direct mail
appeal to 100,000 homes...supporters.
For political parties, the attraction of direct marketing is that it
allows them to make ...
membership database of any political
party. If used to its fullest, its potential is massive.
Hot ...
marketing for political parties. But there
is a desire on behalf of Labour to look at new ideas ...
12 Apr 2005
| by by Bill Britt
LONDON - Labour and the Conservatives are on track to spend record amounts on direct marketing to target the few floating voters who will determine the election, according to exclusive research commissioned by Marketing.
16 Nov 2000
elections have been driven by marketing.
But - and it is a big but - political parties ...
16 Jan 2003
's recommendation that the UK's ban on paid-for broadcast advertising by political parties should remain in place....the recommendations are an overhaul of the system of allocating party political broadcasts (PPBs), and that all ...
14 Apr 2010
| by Nicola Clark
LONDON - Tactics used by political parties to woo female voters are clumsy and outdated....the campaign as 'presidential'. The parties' use of social media has led political commentators to dub ...
-media electioneering rings false. 'The political parties are creating these siloed communities,' she says. 'It ...
to the confrontational, argumentative style of politics' some believe alienates women voters. The parties also seem ...
12 Dec 1996
Political parties will be allowed to advertise on railway stations and
Railtrack roadside...Political parties will be allowed to advertise on railway stations and
Railtrack roadside advertising sites for the first time since the
railways were privatised.
Until now, political ...
-sheet poster
sites to political advertisers on the sites lining the tracks, and on
the majority ...
21 Apr 2010
| by Alan Mitchell
LONDON - Political parties are showing brands the way on handing consumers control...Being a naive sort of fellow, I thought that in elections contending parties are supposed ...
believe that personal data should be controlled by individual citizens themselves.' Both parties have ...
political and operational sense. It's not the subject of electioneering because it actually signifies a ...
07 Dec 2005
| by by Bill Britt
LONDON - The three main political parties dramatically increased their spending on direct marketing....
Direct mail and door-drops accounted for almost £4.4m of the £17.8m spent by the Conservative Party, 269 ...
07 Dec 2005
| by Bill Britt
The three main political parties dramatically increased their spending on direct marketing...by the Conservative Party, 269% up on the sum spent
in 2001. It spent £8.2m on advertising. Labour boosted its ...
27 Feb 2002
| by Daniel Rogers,
LONDON - Peter Mandelson has attacked the advertising industry's proposal that political parties...the traditional format of party political broadcasts.
The proposal followed the Electoral Commission ...
.
Liberal Democrat director of communications David Walter said: "The danger of abolishing party political ...
in turn-out at last year's general election.
"I think we've reached the limit of soundbite politics ...