
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
- 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
- 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
- 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...
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Links for this post:
- BarackObama.com
- HillaryClinton.com
- JohnMcCain.com
- MittRomney.com
- NextStage's Daily Political Analysis (subscription service)
- Political Blog Posts
- Political Commentary from a New Media Perspective 26 Mar 07 (complete paper)
- Political Commentary from a New Media Perspective 26 Mar 07, Part 1
- NextStage on Politics



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