Archive for the ‘campaign promotion’ Category

Creating an Online Political Press Kit

Online political press kits are helpful in that the information can be kept up to date, and the information is easily accessible. The material can be added to its own section on the website or incorporated into the site contact page or linked elsewhere. Read More...

 

Political Campaigns Need More Than A Digital Presence

The following is a guest post by WePrintQuick.com. Read More...

 

Sign of the Times for Political Candidates – Best of Posts

No matter the changes or trends in politics, yard signs were and still remain a mainstay of political campaigning. We’ve written about signage several times over the years. For newer readers who may have missed some posts, you’ll find them all here in once place! Read More...

 

Political Facebook Pages With Shortstack – A Review

Building a custom political Facebook Page is easier than it used to be. Today, campaigns of all sizes can create a terrific Facebook experience that is easy for anyone with a bit of creativity and design skill to put together. Read More...

 

How Soon Will My Campaign Website Appear on Google?

This is question we get asked a lot when clients launch their new campaign websites. Some people are alarmed when they don’t see themselves for a name search within hours or registering a domain name. Others know that it takes time to appear on Google – though often not as long as they think! Read More...

 

A Candidate’s Name Is the Only Thing That Doesn’t Change

Here’s a quick tip for candidates who are starting their online campaigns: Pick a name that’s going to last! For your website and social media profiles, you should choose a single name for consistency. The question is whether you should include the name of the office you are seeking. Read More...

 

3 Reasons To Fear Online Political Fundraising

For many small political campaigns, the thought of reaching out to people online is daunting. While many take the plunge and build a campaign website, the next logical step of using that website as a fundraising platform terrifies them. Here are three common reasons why candidates fear online fundraising – and why they shouldn’t! Read More...

 

What Campaign Keyword Phrases Do You Want To Own?

It’s a simple enough question. Every candidate wants their website to appear to appear at the top of the search engine results. But what other phrases are you targeting? Read More...

 

One Party’s Reign On Social Media Ending?

For the past few years, with the exception of President Obama’s campaign, Republicans have held the position as the political party most in command of social media. That command arguably helped them take control of the House of Representatives in 2010, but the data shows their reign in social media may be coming to an end. Read More...

 

What’s Popular in 2012 Digital Political Advertising

According to a recent survey by STRATA US political campaigns in 2011-2012 have spent 100% more in online advertisements than they did during the 2010 midterm elections. ZU5HN5S7NR9J Read More...