Want To Build A Movement, Not A Company? – with Clay Johnson
My vision for you, my readers, has never been to help you build just a startup or just a company. My mission is to help you build a movement. That’s why I did this interview with Clay Johnson, co-founder of Blue State Digital.
Clay helped politicians like Barack Obama and Howard Dean build massive movements and raise millions of dollars. In this interview you’ll learn the tactics he used to grow their campaigns, and how you can use them right now.
Clay Johnson is the Co-Founder of Blue State Digital, the company that helped Barack Obama win the election. Blue State Digital leads in online fundraising, advocacy, social networking, and other development programs for nonprofits, political candidates, causes, and corporations. To see what they’re working on now, go here or check out Clay Johnson’s blog, where he writes about “healthy information diets.”
Andrew: Hey, before we get started, tell me if you’re having this problem: your business is getting bigger and bigger and bigger, and congratulations on that, but at the same time, your email inbox is getting bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger. How do you manage it all? Well, here’s a solution. It comes from UserVoice. Watch this. It’s a form that pops up that’s familiar to users. They can type in the subject of their message, and look at what happens: right here, if their issue was already addressed before, it’s right there. They get the answer because UserVoice finds it in their system. UserVoice is a one-stop solution for all your help desk needs. It’s easy to add to your website. You don’t have to use Gmail, or whatever email program you’re using. You can use UserVoice to manage customer feedback, and it’s easy to add. UserVoice.com.
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