Grassroots Enterprise’s PhoneTheVote: Alternative to Traditional Phone Banks
Grassroots Enterprise, a high-tech communications firm that specializes in building grassroots supports for causes, products and companies launched its Grassroots Multiplier PhoneTheVote. PhoneTheVote is a new technology that will let you and your organization call and lobby voters with the use of mobile phones and laptops.
Grassroots Multiplier PhoneTheVote takes the traditional phone into the web 2.0 era. Instead of crowding few dozen volunteers into a cramped office, volunteers can now do their lobbying work in the comfort of their homes, in their own time and with their own money through telecommunications technology. PhoneTheVote would turn your idle time into an activism time. So if your organization is running a campaign to gather more votes or support from the grassroots for whatever campaign you are running, PhoneTheVote might just well fit in to your needs.
Grassroots Multiplier PhoneTheVote is a flexible campaign mobile marketing tool that trascends boundaries and time. Volunteer callers could maximize their time by making calls whereever they are need by geographic location, demographic, political affiliation or any number of categories. Phone scripts can also be given to volunteer caller for maximum impact. The good thing is, al the information that your volunteer callers gather are stored into a central database in real time.
Key features of the Grassroots Multiplier PhoneTheVote virtual phone bank are:
- Decentralizes and “crowd-sources” traditional organizational phone-banks
- Compatible with iPhones and other smart-phones
- Integrates with Skype or other VOIP services
- Outbound scripts can be customized in real-time
- Information and feedback from calls are accessible via web-based reporting tools
PhoneTheVote will be offered in various versions with the standard program costing around $8,500 which is not too much considering how it will help your campaign. The program is launchable in a few days upon payment of the service fee.
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