Twitter is a social messaging tool that presents great opportunities for political candidates to create branding, exposure and word-of-mouth advertising. In recent years, Twitter has become a favorite tool for political social media marketing. It’s a tool that’s easy to set up and easy to use. Not only that, it’s a social media tool that helps candidates save time, money and effort in communicating to the voter base. Read More...
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Campaign Email Templates Ebook Released
OnlineCandidate.com is pleased to announce its latest ebook – Political Email Templates. These email message templates are designed for easy editing and integration in your campaign email correspondence. Modify, reword and expand the text to suit your needs. Read More...
Vehicle Wraps for Political Campaigns
Here’s an offbeat idea for campaigns of all types to both draw attention and promote themselves at the same time. Read More...
What Are Political Squeeze Pages?
In the world of online marketing, building a targeted email list allows the merchant to market their product and service to this select group with a higher degree of success. The same technique applies to political email marketing. Successful political email lists are built with the addresses of supporters, party members and individuals with direct positive connections to the candidate. Read More...
What’s Your Campaign Theme?
For political purposes, a campaign theme is basically a single message which is used to communicate an integrated political message. It should be based on a clear reason why a candidate is running for office, and backed up by an overall identity that shapes the overall campaign. The overall goal, of course, is to convince people to vote for you. Read More...





With the November elections out of the way, the road is clear for candidates running for office in 2011. The online political landscape has changed significantly over the last few years. As we look into our crystal ball into 2011, we see some trends will continue to evolve and some new technologies will take off. These are our predictions for what is coming next year, and what candidates can do to help prepare themselves for the 2011 election season. 