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Yovia Starts the People Party in Advance of 2010 Election Buzz
ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla., April 23 -- Yovia, the first People Engine, reaching more than 90,000 key influencers on the social web, announced today the launch of a political community designed to aid qualified candidates in the use of social media for their 2010 campaigns.
In preparation for the 2010 mid-term elections, Yovia has created an independent forum for political debate online.
The new "People Party" is designed to enable groups to build consensus via social networks, and then leverage that consensus for meaningful voter activity.
"Starting with President Obama, we're seeing a big shift in politics to focus more on grassroots, social-network-driven political campaigns," said Jalali Hartman, CEO of Yovia. "With the emergence of the Tea Party Patriots and other online movements, I think we will see a direct relationship between social networking and winning elections. These groups are not large, but they are extremely influential."
Candidates and voters can share their views and organize supporters at:
http://yovia.com/blogs/peopleparty
About Yovia:
Founded in 2006 with the goal of bringing simplicity and purpose to social networking, Yovia is the world's first People Engine, where real people generate real content and form real communities around what matters to them. Yovia helps individuals increase their social capital and introduces advertisers to the communities that best connect with their offerings.
http://yovia.com/
Contact:
Jalali Hartman
jhartman@yovia.com
(904) 242-2669
Source: Yovia
CONTACT: Jalali Hartman, +1-904-242-2669, jhartman@yovia.com
Web Site: http://www.yovia.com/
Yovia Starts the People Party in Advance of 2010 Election Buzz
ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla., April 23 -- Yovia, the first People Engine, reaching more than 90,000 key influencers on the social web, announced today the launch of a political community designed to aid qualified candidates in the use of social media for their 2010 campaigns.
In preparation for the 2010 mid-term elections, Yovia has created an independent forum for political debate online.
The new "People Party" is designed to enable groups to build consensus via social networks, and then leverage that consensus for meaningful voter activity.
"Starting with President Obama, we're seeing a big shift in politics to focus more on grassroots, social-network-driven political campaigns," said Jalali Hartman, CEO of Yovia. "With the emergence of the Tea Party Patriots and other online movements, I think we will see a direct relationship between social networking and winning elections. These groups are not large, but they are extremely influential."
Candidates and voters can share their views and organize supporters at:
http://yovia.com/blogs/peopleparty
About Yovia:
Founded in 2006 with the goal of bringing simplicity and purpose to social networking, Yovia is the world's first People Engine, where real people generate real content and form real communities around what matters to them. Yovia helps individuals increase their social capital and introduces advertisers to the communities that best connect with their offerings.
http://yovia.com/
Contact:
Jalali Hartman
jhartman@yovia.com
(904) 242-2669
Source: Yovia
CONTACT: Jalali Hartman, +1-904-242-2669, jhartman@yovia.com
Web Site: http://www.yovia.com/