PPAU Suggestions Agenda

Well …

A political party is formed with the motive of capturing power and using it as an instrument to serve the people in the method they believe is correct. The leader of the party spreads its ideology among the masses and several people become its members. That is how the party grows. Most people will join a party only if it can come to power or has a reasonable chance of doing so. The members of the party are driven by a desire to come to power and retain it. If a party repeatedly loses and remains out of power, it will face an existential crisis.

Swarm As Strategy described how we can organize the power of people to work passionately, but the main idea - in my opinion - is the power points ( the main projects) which we need to do not lose our attractiveness.

In a nutshell; I presented 3 suggestions to lead us towards continuity of the power …

International members committee: a number of technocrats and talented activists who can help us spread our power inside and outside Australia. Also to focus on integrating with PPI.

PPAU Academy: is a methodology to draw our future leaders and potential members in, rather than outwardly pushing a brand, personality, service or power onto prospects in the hope of generating leads or members.

This means using a combination of channels – most commonly content marketing, SEO, and social media – in creative ways to attract people’s attention. The aim of a successful PPAU campaign is to increase reach, and drive quality traffic, engagement and conversions using ‘earned’ and ‘owned’ media.

PPAU Think-Tank: according to Forbes; the output of think tanks usually falls into four categories: published research, educational programs, advocacy campaigns, and “do-tank” products. “Do-tanks” provide services, such as pro bono legal defense, or management and technical support.

Working through networks has become essential for achieving some think tank goals. Developing, nurturing and mobilizing networks became another task for governments, businesses, and NGOs.

So I think the first and second suggestions will lead us to achieve the last, and all of them will make the power to us something permanent and renewable.