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Use Your Ballot Name Consistently
Remember, if your name is appearing on the ballot as “John Q. Smith”, be sure that your website and promotional materials match consistently. This helps build name brand identification, avoid voter confusion, and in the case of write-in ballots, voters are more likely to use the correct version of your name. Read More...
Micro-targeting for Local Political Campaigns
Most political campaigns today now research and segment voters for specific messaging. It’s called micro-targeting, and the methods can be applied even to the smallest local campaign. Read More...
Homemade Political Yard Signs
Homemade political signs can be useful for small to medium-sized campaigns. They are often used to supplement tradition printed yard signs. Making them requires little more than some materials, paint, stencils and time. Read More...
Campaign Advertising in the Local Paper
Because local newspapers have a limited area of distribution, they can be an effective way to get your message across to local voters. Read More...
Grassroots Campaign Websites
Online Candidate is not limited to political campaigns websites. Any grassroots campaign can benefit from a website, and they can use the same tools and techniques that any political campaign would use. Read More...