Lip Service: Word of Mouth

Share the love & serve your community! Last week’s VoteSharp blog featured Stephanie’s “Sharp Sheet” for local elections in Johnson County, KS, Kansas City’s largest suburban county. It’s a way of sharing her expertise in state and local politics with her community, which may not have the time (or interest) to learn about candidates. Let’s turn it into serving! Endorsements are …

The 2023 Sharp Sheet

General Election Many of our readers are originally from Stephanie’s “Sharp Record” newsletter list, which is geographically centered on Kansas and the KC Metro area. Being actively involved in state and local politics gives a person a unique perspective on the candidates and races – a perspective which could be helpful to voters strapped for time (and lack of interest) …

The Young’uns

Take Note! Our first Serve60Sharp Guest Idea from Cindy Green! A few weeks ago, I attended a fundraiser for a friend running for office, and brought my 14-year old daughter along for the ride. It was a beautiful garden party at the home of a national-award-winning gardener, on a beautiful early fall evening with more than 50 attendees – most …

Happy Voterversary!

Better than a birthday… Last week’s Serve60Sharp encouraged public servants to think about using “birthdayta” from the voter files to wish constituents a Happy Birthday. This can be done with a printed card, an email, or text, depending on the data you have for the voter. We can purchase email addresses and cell phone numbers for most voters as well. For VoteSharp users, …

Birthdayta!

We just created a new word… October is birthday month in our family. Mine, daughter, sister-in-law, mom, two cousins, dozens of friends, you get the idea. Last week’s longer-form blog focused on texting. Today’s Serve60Sharp is a mashup! This post is more for the elected and candidate subscribers among you, but for the rest, I hope you’ll see the impact …

Serve60Sharp Roundup

All the ideas in one place! It’s been two months now and it’s your turn to “share the serve”. We’d love to know which of these concepts you’ve tried – and any results you’ve seen, whether for yourself or those around you! Here’s the list of Serve60Sharp ideas so far: Maybe you’re too shy to “humble brag” – so share …

Announcing Serve60Sharp

Translating Politics Into English in 60 seconds – sharp. As an email newsletter aficionado, I subscribe to many. Most are aggregators of other news outlets or letters, and have one thing in common: TL:DR. It means Too Long, Didn’t Read. So many organizations try to be all things to all readers, or provide all resources to a subset of people …