Posts Tagged ‘website tips’

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...

 

Political Fundraising with Widgets

In addition to general contribution and fundraising buttons on campaign websites, candidates can use widgets in a variety of ways to help get out the word and raise money. Read More...

 

Is Your Campaign Website Domain Really Yours?

One of the most important questions to ask when having any website created is ‘Will my website have a stand-alone domain?’ Note that the question refers to the website domain’s hosting, not the domain name itself. Anyone can have domain name – it’s where that name points to that counts and makes a difference in how much traffic can be generated. Read More...

 

Doctoring Your Candidate Head Shots?

Most political campaign websites include a photograph of the candidate in the site header. It’s usually a head shot along with a logo and usually some sort of background image symbolically related to the location. Read More...

 

Generating an Online Signature

Many candidates use the home page of their campaign website to personally address voters or constituents. It’s a nice technique, but what kills the illusion of an online ‘letter’ is the lack of a handwritten signature. Here are a few ways to generate a realistic-looking signature for your web pages. Read More...

 

Easy Link Building Tips For Your Political Campaign

Link Building for Political CampaignsWe are often asked how quickly a new campaign website will appear on the search engines. Sometimes this question is asked before the site is even built! Read More...

 

Add a Custom District Map to Your Campaign Website

To add a nice political district map to your campaign website, go to GovTrack.us and click on their district maps page. Read More...