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Political Commentary from a New Media Perspective 26 Mar 07, Part 2
NextStage: Predictive Intelligence, Persuasion Engineering, Interactive Analytics and Behavioral Metrics This is part 2 in an arc on NextStage's analysis of various political campaign websites. These analyses are not endorsements of any political party, group, candidate, or whatever. They are just explorations we find fascinating to take now and again.

These commentaries won't be a regular thing (at least not right now). NextStage does offer daily political analysis update via subscription. You can find a link to this complete paper at the bottom of this post.

 

Quick View – HillaryClinton.Com:
  • Senator Clinton’s web sites appeal to men and women fairly equally
  • The messages’ intensities did not change from February to March 22nd
  • HillaryClinton.com’s target audience has changed (see page 3 for more detail)
  • This site most strongly appeals to people who:
    • Are persuaded by what thy see
    • Tend to ignore descriptions and discussions about past events, however relevant
    • Tend to ignore presentations about past or present efforts which have led to failure
    • Tend to see the big picture, but in a black or white perspective
Quick View – MittRomney.com
  • Governor Romney’s web sites appeal to men and women fairly equally
  • The messages’ intensities did not change from February to March 22nd, though there is a steady increase in the intensity
  • MittRomney.com’s target audience appeal has shifted
  • This site appeals most strongly to people who:
    • Are motivated by what they see rather than by words
    • Like to talk things over with other people
    • Go with their gut instincts
    • Tend to act to avoid a possibility rather than strive for an outcome
Quick View – BarackObama.com
  • Senator Obama’s web sites appeal to men and women fairly equally
  • The messages’ intensities did not change from February to March 22nd although his web site changed
  • This site appeals most strongly to people who:
    • Like to have information presented to them in pictures and graphs
    • Are confused when time-based factors are demonstrated as important to a decision
    • See things as black or white, no shades of grey
    • Believe and accept negative statements more easily than positive statements
Quick View – JohnMcCain.com
  • Senator McCain’s web sites appeal to men more than women (68%/32%)
  • The messages’ intensities changed dramatically from February to March 6th and then changed dramatically again from March 6th to March 22nd, his site was redesigned during these intervals
  • JohnMcCain.com’s target audience has shifted with each redesign, see the detailed explanation on page 5 for a comparison
  • The current site appeals most strongly to people who:
    • Need information presented to them in a visual manner
    • Go through emotional “flip-flops” when making decisions
    • Have no idea how long things will take nor have a sense of the process necessary to accomplish the task
    • Need information to be framed in the positive for them to accept it

Next up, Details, details, details...

Please contact NextStage for information regarding presentations and trainings on this and other topics.

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