THE EXPONENTIAL POWER OF VIRAL EMAILS
As I write this, it is 3:25 a.m. I could not retire to bed without first writing this.
At my first opportunity later today, I am going to send an email out to about 700 people that have ended up in my email address book to ask them to forward my message to every American they know. What to send?
Immediately below the post I am writing are many outstanding posts that would influence any voter. I am going to select my favorite seven posts (including THIS ONE) and cut/paste their URLs (browser addresses) into a simple email message and send it to everyone I know and ask them to forward the message to everyone they know.
Would you please do the same? I also recommend that you include the website EvangelicalsForMitt.org with a short note that says something like, “A vote for Mike Huckabee is a vote for John McCain.”
SIMPLE STEPS:
- Choose the blog posts (from this site and others) you think will most influence your circle of family and friends;
- If you choose a blog post from this site, click on the title of the post to isolate it from the main blog (this will change the URL above to the unique address of the blog post);
- Copy the browser address (URL): With the cursor placed over the browser address, right-click the mouse, and left-click on COPY;
- Place the cursor in the body of your email message, right-click the mouse, then left-click PASTE;
- After you have selected your favorite blog posts, draft a concise but powerful message imploring your family and friends to a) explore the posts you sent them, b) vote on Tuesday for Governor Romney, c) commit as many people as they know to vote on Tuesday for Governor Romney, and MOST IMPORTANT, d) forward your email message to every person they know in America.
To make steps 1-5 simple, you may want to open more than one webpage and toggle back and forth to the email message you draft.
Please do not dismiss this simple effort. This will take you no more than 20 minutes. Your efforts in this regard, combined with possibly thousands of others reading this, can have a viral effect literally within hours that can easily span every state in America. I am not exaggerating. Please do not hesitate. In my opinion, the future of our great nation is at stake.
~ Vic
February 3rd, 2008 at 11:10 am
I’ve been calling and emailing CNN, N Y Times, etc. about the lack of coverage of the Maine Caucus. THEY HAVE ALL BURIED OR FAILED TO COVER IT. Get on the phones and start emailing to get some coverage.
EVEN AFTER FLORIDA Mitt pounded McCain 2-1 in Maine! THAT IS BIG NEWS.
February 3rd, 2008 at 2:04 pm
John “Tax on Gas” McCain
I’ve been telling people to drive this point home about this Global Warming cap and trade McCain-Liebernman bill—-no one I speak to knows about this ~50 cents per gallon tax on gas and as much as 20 % on electricity. If words get out en mass, do you think we can sway some moderates and seniors with fixed incomes our way?
It’s a home run, but I’m growing frustrated at the lack of media coverage. I’ve e-mailed outlets asking for coverage, so we’ll see. Help get this information out!
I affectionately refer to him now as—John “tax on gas” McCain
The label can stick if we all help to drive it home.
February 3rd, 2008 at 2:11 pm
I heard as much I could handle of McCain on Chris Wallace’s show this morning, he said he would veto any legislation that would increase taxes—really??
What about his proposal to increase taxes on gas and electricity?