Domain squatting or cybersquatting is the term used for someone who registers a domain that infringes on another’s intellectual property or trademark. Some squatters attempt to sell names back to rightful owners for a profit, while others use the names to deceive. Political domain name squatting has grown in prevalence and can even effect local candidates. Read More...
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Political Domain Squatting
6 Ways to Add Interactivity to Your Campaign Website
‘Brochureware’ is the term used to describe static websites. You know the type, the ones with pages that have not been updated since the 1990s. They are usually all text with a few images thrown in. If you’re lucky, the only interactive element might be a contact form. Read More...
5 Assumptions That Will Tank Your Campaign Website
Here are some common assumptions that can cause problems for political campaigns. These issues can apply to those who already have campaign websites or are looking to start one. Read More...
New Political Website Templates Available
We’ve added several new political website templates to our lineup. They are designed for campaigns or candidates with the resources to build their own websites, but want a good design starting point. The templates are based on our clean Online Candidate site designs. Read More...
What Simple Question Can Increase Voter Turnout?
Sometimes elections, particularly local elections, come down to only a handful of votes. While all the moral support in the world is nice, a candidate cannot win an election until they get their supporters into the voting booth. Read More...
Keep Your Campaign Material Original – And Avoid the Consequences!
Here’s a reminder to make sure that you have rights and permission for anything you use on your political campaign website. Read More...