Thread: Obama's top 5 PR tricks (is he over-exposed yet or not?)

Is a president a salesman? Is he spending time planning for our country, meeting with his people? How does he have time when he's the 'front man?' As for me, he reached the level of over-exposure a long time ago. At the link is a short video discussing if he is 'over-exposed' yet.



Obama's top 5 PR tricks
By: Carol E. Lee
July 22, 2009 04:20 AM EST

He’s been in office only six months, but already there’s a strong sense of déjÃ* vu around the way Americans are seeing and hearing from President Barack Obama.

The president keeps returning to the same communications tactics over and over, and all the pages of his PR playbook have one thing in common: a big dose of Obama.

His prime-time news conference Wednesday night, one of the standbys, brings his total to four. That’s the same number that George W. Bush did — in eight years as president.

But as Obama’s once-lofty approval ratings dip — and voters express skepticism over his plans for health care and the economy — the longevity of the White House’s go-to techniques is being put to the test. One challenge for Obama’s team in coming weeks: not overusing the president.

“They have to be careful about that,â€

Is a president a salesman? Is he spending time planning for our country, meeting with his people? How does he have time when he's the 'front man?' As for me, he reached the level of over-exposure a long time ago. At the link is a short video discussing if he is 'over-exposed' yet.



Obama's top 5 PR tricks
By: Carol E. Lee
July 22, 2009 04:20 AM EST

He’s been in office only six months, but already there’s a strong sense of déjÃ* vu around the way Americans are seeing and hearing from President Barack Obama.

The president keeps returning to the same communications tactics over and over, and all the pages of his PR playbook have one thing in common: a big dose of Obama.

His prime-time news conference Wednesday night, one of the standbys, brings his total to four. That’s the same number that George W. Bush did — in eight years as president.

But as Obama’s once-lofty approval ratings dip — and voters express skepticism over his plans for health care and the economy — the longevity of the White House’s go-to techniques is being put to the test. One challenge for Obama’s team in coming weeks: not overusing the president.

“They have to be careful about that,â€

As more and more Americans are losing their jobs, homes, being taxed at every turn, as they see that illegals are getting all the good things and they are not, as their quality of life diminshes, Obama's communication skills and personal charisma will only serve to irriate not inspire Americans.

AND HE'S TOO ARROGANT TO KNOW IT!!!

Maybe he should look at the money they all lose and the viewers they all lose because we are either sick of his ugly mug or sick of his ugly LIES!