NMS' Public Affairs Practice provides our clients with unprecedented levels of scale, access and insight. We put our people, connections and ideas to work in order to deliver tailored strategies, authentic relationships and refined tactics that immediately and effectively move the needle.
Working with associations, coalitions, candidates, corporations and public affairs organizations we have helped shift narratives, influence members on Capitol Hill, reach niche audiences in swing states, deliver feedback from target demographics and facilitate third-party validation to give our clients credible voices online.
Acting as online political consultants and issue advocates for our clients, while also maintaining notable positions as bloggers and social media community members, we are careful to align our Public Affairs personnel with projects and issues that allow them to activate their personal passions and political beliefs. The team you work with will be behind you 100%.
When it comes to online strategy, some may turn to a few new media consultants who talk a big game. Others depend on their tech-savvy Intern or college-aged relative. Our clients, however, have over a dozen top bloggers, news-makers and social media experts at their disposal. When the stakes are this high, why settle for anything less than the NMS Public Affairs Team?
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Today marks the one-year anniversary of the 22-day Israeli military raid on Gaza. Gaza, one of the two Palestinian territories currently under Israeli occupation.
Published by Nisha Chittal at Politicoholic on December 27, 2009 in Issue Advocacy, New Media Strategies, NMS Public Affairs, Twitter
Long thought of as a “liberal” state by national political observers, Maine, whose voters on Tuesday voted down gay marriage, proved that cultural conservatism is — at least on this issue — alive and well in the Northeast.
Published by NMS Admin at Politico on November 05, 2009 in NMS Public Affairs, Elections
When Karl Rove set out to get George W. Bush reelected in 2004, he targeted the Expedition-driving, megachurch-attending, Panera-eating, McMansion-living voters in places like Loudoun County, Va. Bush won Loudoun with 56 percent on his way to a comfortable victory statewide.
Published by Patrick Ottenhoff at Politico on November 03, 2009 in New Media Strategies, NMS Public Affairs, Elections
When we think about the digital web today, we often think about how we have (re)connected with our real friends on Facebook or learn more about our coworkers' experience through their LinkedIn profiles. For most people who were on the web in the 90s, or are coming online for the first time here in 2009, the sense of realness, of authenticity is more true than it has ever been.
Published by NMS Admin at LeslieBradshaw.com on September 25, 2009 in New Media Strategies, NMS Public Affairs, Reputation Management, Social Media, Engagement
Just over a week ago (August 13 - 16), nearly 2,000 progressive bloggers, activists, and organizers gathered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for 4 days. And I was there.
Published by Nisha Chittal at NMS Blog on August 25, 2009 in Blogger Engagement, NMS Corporate, Issue Advocacy, New Media Strategies, NMS Public Affairs, Political Influence