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There are over 1700 statements coming from Capitol Hill every day and it can be overwhelming. However, a legislative tracking system that includes social media monitoring can help you sort through all the information and pull out just the posts relevant to your organization or issues. When your organization or issues are referenced in these social posts, it can give you new engagement opportunities.
Read More About: Incorporating Trade Associations Into Your Lobbying Efforts
Here are a few examples of how you can work smarter and move faster by using social media to identify engagement opportunities with stakeholders:
React Faster
In the case of this statement, Toyota was alerted quickly to the President's 2017 comments on social media and could expedite a response.
Share Economic Impact
In this case, you can send a quick note asking about their experience at your store, while sharing economic impact data on the impact your organization has on the district.
Promote Your Issues
In this case, this is a statement that you want to actively promote so others see that Members of Congress are supporting your issues.
Quorum can help you to track all of these statements and make sure that you get an e-mail alert the moment there is a stakeholder engagement opportunity so you never miss a mention of your organization.
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Read More About: Incorporating Trade Associations Into Your Lobbying Efforts
Here are a few examples of how you can work smarter and move faster by using social media to identify engagement opportunities with stakeholders:
React Faster
In the case of this statement, Toyota was alerted quickly to the President's 2017 comments on social media and could expedite a response.
Share Economic Impact
In this case, you can send a quick note asking about their experience at your store, while sharing economic impact data on the impact your organization has on the district.
Promote Your Issues
In this case, this is a statement that you want to actively promote so others see that Members of Congress are supporting your issues.
Quorum can help you to track all of these statements and make sure that you get an e-mail alert the moment there is a stakeholder engagement opportunity so you never miss a mention of your organization.
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There are over 1700 statements coming from Capitol Hill every day and it can be overwhelming. However, a legislative tracking system that includes social media monitoring can help you sort through all the information and pull out just the posts relevant to your organization or issues. When your organization or issues are referenced in these social posts, it can give you new engagement opportunities.
Read More About: Incorporating Trade Associations Into Your Lobbying Efforts
Here are a few examples of how you can work smarter and move faster by using social media to identify engagement opportunities with stakeholders:
React Faster
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Share Economic Impact
In this case, you can send a quick note asking about their experience at your store, while sharing economic impact data on the impact your organization has on the district.
Promote Your Issues
In this case, this is a statement that you want to actively promote so others see that Members of Congress are supporting your issues.
Quorum can help you to track all of these statements and make sure that you get an e-mail alert the moment there is a stakeholder engagement opportunity so you never miss a mention of your organization.
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