This document discusses digital strategy and degrees of involvement in political participation. It notes that only 1% of people create content while 9% engage with it, influencing the views of the remaining 90%. The strategy is to attract creators and engagers to party channels to indirectly enlarge the audience. Degrees of involvement range from passive social media participation to active candidacy. The goal is facilitating easy, risk-free involvement through online tools and a smartphone app. This aims to expand the guaranteed electorate beyond the current 3-4% and engage the swing vote.
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7. “The 1 percent of creators convince the 9 percent of
activists who in turn persuade the other 90 percent of
the people. It’s the 1-9-90 principle of communications”
One nine ninety
10. • Online comments are often not
representative for public opinion
(online fora, hln.be, ...)
• Creators/engagors are having a major
impact on what your average internet
user is reading, watching, etc.
Consequence
11. Strategy
✓ Attract as many creators and engagors
as possible
= indirectly enlarging our audience
✓ Gather audience on our own party
channels = be part of the 1%
(www.facebook.com/groen.be)
12. How?
• creators: invite them to
debate party issues, e-
campaigners
• engagers: produce
sharable info (Q&A, video,
photo)
29. 6.000.000 Flemish
300.000 Groen voters
+7.000 members
500 elected officials
+21.000 Facebook-fans
voting Groen
social media
attending party event
becoming a member
participating in elections as a candidate
city council, parliament
30. social
media
6.000.000 Flemish
300.000 Groen voters
+7.000 members
500 elected officials
+21.000 Facebook-fans
voting Groen
attending party event
becoming a member
participating in elections as a candidate
city council, parliament