• Political Campaigns – gain insight into topics and interest matters.
• Human Resourses – ask for feedback on pressing issues via SMS.
• Sports Teams – encourage participation at sporting events.
• Tradeshows & Event Marketing – create interaction among visitors, attendees and members.

Want to ask several Mobile Voting questions? No problem. Use the mobile survey module to ask several questions via SMS in sequence. For more info, see also Mobile Voting campaigns through the Mobile Marketing Center.

Get started today. Call QWASI toll-free @ 877-747-9274 for details.

Print this flyer and hand them out at your event.

Click here and print: Tax Day Tea Party Mobile Petition

The latest stats from the CTIA shows that texting is the most popular feature on your cell phone.

TEXTING (SMS) – According to the survey, SMS (text messaging) continues to be enormously popular.
> More than 1 Trillion text messages sent/received in 2008. That is almost triple the messages compared to 2007 (363 Billion).
> Average of more than 3.5 billion SMS messages per day

mPetition by QWASI connects with voters and constituents through the power of text messaging.

On April 15,  2009, several Tea Parties will take place in local towns and cities. Citizens are urged to take part in the activities to support the movement against the current administrations goal of spending… that leads to taxing never seen before to pay the cost of these programs back.

To show your support, sign the Mobile Petition today. Text the word TEAPARTY to 74362 (standard message rates apply).

For more information, visit the Let Freedom Ring website.

> 270 Million Wireless Users at the end of 2008.
That is a year-over-year gain of 15 Million subscribers.
Why is this important? Mobile is already they best means at reaching more users than online.

TEXTING (SMS) – According to the survey, SMS (text messaging) continues to be enormously popular.
> More than 1 Trillion text messages sent/received in 2008. That is almost triple the messages compared to 2007 (363 Billion).
> Average of more than 3.5 billion SMS messages per day.

MMS (Multi-media Messages)
> 15 Billion MMS messages reported in 2008 – up from 6 Billion in 2007.

The Bottom Line:
“Wireless technology is an integral part of everyday life for more than 87% of the U.S. population; changing and improving the way we connect and interact with the world around us,” said Steve Largent, President & CEO of CTIA -The Wireless Association®.

The survey may be found here: CTIA Survey (Spring 2009)

A mobile petition is a cutting edge way of getting people rallied. The internet has made it easy for petitions to circulate much quicker using online technology. Prior to the internet and mobile petitions, those with a cause had to gather up supporters and circulate their petitions door to door. Today, this can be done right online.

Using the internet for political purposes, such as a mobile petition, is not anything new. A great deal of people feel that a key factor in the election of President Barack Obama was the fact that he knew how to rally people using the internet. Obama understood the power of the internet in a way that previous presidents and candidates did not.

The power of rallying people for political purposes online has not escaped the notice of those who have political motives or simply want to have their concerns addressed. A mobile petition circulates easily and asks that those who read it sign their name and pass it on, or take action. In addition to being used for political purposes, a mobile petition is also used to discuss some sort of grievance in the community or country that many people, without reading the mobile petition, may not be aware of.

Using the power of the online media is an effective way to get any message hear. While a great deal of the messages that are circulated through the use of the mobile petition have a political nature, many more of them are for humanitarian causes. Still more are to defend an innocent person that may be wrongly accused of a crime, or to see that justice is done in the case where there is a crime victim.

Unlike regular petitions that have to be circulated manually, the mobile petition takes on a life of its own as it moves through the hands of e-mail recipients at a rapid speed. Most people who agree with the petition and the ideas behind it will pass it on to others. Some will take action by signing the petition or joining a cause. Others will not do anything, but will be aware of a situation that they might otherwise be uninformed.

Because the power of the internet and viral communication is so effective, you can expect to see more petitions like the tea party petition, to be circulating on the internet. The internet has changed the way that we communicate with one another and is also on the cutting edge of changing the way that politics work in the United States.

mPetition was designed as the first electronic signature vote for a particular campaign. A cell phone number is a unique number. Participants who text in their petition will have their vote shared anonymously as their exact number is withheld (blocked) so others cannot steal the person’s identity.

Did you Know?

The Petition Clause of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right of the people “to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”

Why mPetition? Because it works!

• Full collection and segmentation services.
• Real Time tracking and results.
• Social Cloud integration.