'Trends' as a campaign feedback tool

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c.moore

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Jul 18, 2007, 1:59:36 PM7/18/07
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To Whom is concerned:

GOOGLE YOU CAN HELP US!

I am a Ron Paul 08' organizer from Asheville, NC. I have been working
directly with 1500 other head organizer from around the country in the
last few months to streamline our very grassroots campaign. One of
the general strategies that is being employed and has shown great
success is based on an ideology that our canidate does not need to be
sold to people. Rather, Ron sells himself if people will only take a
minute to listen or watch videos of him. As this seems to be the
case, instead of merely creating tens of thousands of signs that say
'VOTE RON' we are only asking people to 'GOOGLE RON PAUL' in an
approach to be less forceful and more transparent. As a result, the
last 2 months of our national campaign has caused quite a stir on the
internet both on google and on YouTube. We know this is happening;
but to the extent and geographically where this activity is happening
is beyond our abilities to track. This is where Google can help us!
Google Trends is EXACTLY the tool we need to track and effectively
create a campaign feedback loop that lets us know quantity and
location of searches for 'Ron Paul'. The only problem is that Trends
is still experimental and lacks the ability to report on searches day-
to-day or week-to-week. From what I am seeing, Trends is only
currently showing results that are dated 3-4 months; excluding of
course 'Hot Trends'. As you can imagine, if organizers around the
country could use a 'Google Trends' that can report accurately and up
to date search results by volume and city we would have an extremely
powerful feedback tool. The best part is that essentially this would
help any canidate who is embracing the world wide web to help spread
their message.
Only you guys can help us... we badly need an update for 'Trends' that
can show us yesterday's or even last weeks search trends.
Thank You.

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