Revere Launches www.TweetforPoker.com

The Revere Strategy Group helped the Poker Players Alliance launch a new tool that makes it easy for poker players to contact their Members of Congress via Twitter.

TweetforPoker.com was launched last week as a tool for poker players. In a few simple steps poker players are taken to their Twitter accounts with a prepoluated Tweet to their Member of Congress.

In an article in Poker News, PPA Executive Director John Pappas talks about www.TweetforPoker.com:

“Twitter is still a relatively new technology, really gaining popularity in the last year,” Pappas said. “The PPA saw this as a great opportunity to be one of the first groups to use Twitter to get our message out to Congress.”

But are congressmen really using Twitter? Pappas said that currently about half of the representatives and senators are on Twitter. Although letters and e-mail to congressmen are almost always read by an assistant, many congressmen are using Twitter themselves, providing one of the few means to directly reach out to a member of Congress, Pappas said.

“If you look at who is using Twitter, you’ll see that it is voting-age adults who are driving the growth of the service,” Pappas said. “And that is why more and more members of Congress are starting to use Twitter.”

Revere Launches New Site for Coalition: HighNoon4HealthCare.org

Revere Strategy Group helped the HighNoon4HealthCare coalition launch a new site where Americans can call, write or Tweet their Members of Congress to urge the to vote against a Washington health care takeover.

Check out HighNoon4HealthCare today.

Some of the Coalitions partners include: Council for Citizens Against Government Waste, The American Conservative Union, National Taxpayers Union, Americans for Tax Reform, Concerned Women for America, Eagle Forum, The Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council, The Hispanic Leadership Fund, and many others.