- Google News
- Do a search on "Reshma Saujani" at Google News.
- Read on the latest articles about her. It is possible to read every new article that comes up, so far they have been about one a day, or were. Now they are 2-3 a day.
- Leave a comment every time there is an option to leave a comment. There are no talking points. You say what you want to say.
- Example: New York's South Asians and the Saujani test. Try leaving your first comment at the bottom of this article.
- Blogsearch
- Same thing. Search. Read. Comment.
- Facebook
- Follow her on Facebook. Press that Like button. That easy.
- Read and comment on her status updates.
- Press the Like and Share buttons every chance you get.
- Post something on her wall, a few words of support.
- Twitter
- Follow her on Twitter. Talk about her on Twitter.
- Retweet all her tweets.
- Go to Twitter and do a search on her name. And a search on @reshma2010. Interact with people who are talking about her.
- Email
- Email, good old email. It is still the best way to get hold of people. Email people you know. Send them to the Reshma Saujani campaign website: www.reshma2010.com
- Google Alert
- Put on an alert on the Reshma Saujani name and you will not miss out on anything.
- Put on an alert on the Reshma Saujani name and you will not miss out on anything.
- Knocking on doors
- Making phone calls
- Handing out flyers at subway stops
- Digital volunteering
They are similar to each other. They are all efforts to reach out to voters. If you think about it the digital methods are the most efficient in some ways and the cheapest. And they are the most scalable. Not all volunteers can show up at the campaign headquarters to make phone calls for a few hours every day, but all volunteers can go online on their own and do some digital volunteering.
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