From this thread:

This is critical especially in rural areas. My precinct in Iowa crushed the competition and so did the precinct to my east. This was a direct result of boots on the ground kitchen table type effort. I understand that in high population areas this can be handled by several people but the fact remains the same.

If you concentrate on your immediate area of influence you can propel our man way up. We had 31 people show up for caucus night in Iowa and 17 voted for Ron. The point I am tring to make is that you need to take ownership of your precinct and do all that you can to get as many folks to get out to vote. You are the General of your precinct. It is your personal battlefield - OWN IT :). Some of you will have more toops to work with, Great. Break them up into squads and cover larger precincts in highly populated areas. For everyone beating the streets, you can’t beat heart to heart conversations.
Those in rural areas, I believe this is most critical. Where ever you are Invite folks over and share videos, use the local radio stations and have a local meetup to handle sharing Ron Paul in a way the media has not, have a party, etc. This works.

I know this has been addressed before by others and myself in previous posts, but I think we need to redouble our focus now that the voting has started.

Remember….. Just because the voting has started, Our work is not done. No on the contrary, there are other that can still be won over to Ron Paul and efforts should be ramped up in all states left to yet have their primaries.
With the Iowa Caucuses over I can’t help but try and cheerlead the rest of the troops on and share what worked from my precincts perspective. We got Ron Paul 3rd in Jackson County. Again we had a 2-1 ratio of Paul Votes for the precinct (5) that I had the most face to face kitchen table direct effort in.

Hope this helps