Campaigners! Get the new Facebook app #YES2AV #LibDems

Lib Dem Voice have launched a new Facebook app to make it easy for you to let your friends on Facebook and Twitter know what campaigning you’ve been doing.

This is a great way of building up a buzz around our campaigning – and the more someone sees their friends have been campaigning, the more likely they are to join in.

You get a list of actions – select one and publish it to your newsfeed.

Some actions are of the simple “I have done” variety whilst others have the option to add a quantity, such as the number of leaflets.

There’s a tab for the “Yes! To Fairer Votes campaign” and another for your regular Lib Dem campaigning.

Find the app at http://apps.facebook.com/ldvcapp

There’s even the option of linking it to your Twitter account.

The app is still in Beta, so drop us a line at [email protected] if you come across any technical glitches.

Thanks, and happy campaigning!

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