We 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...
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Easy Link Building Tips For Your Political Campaign
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Will Your Social Networking Past Hurt Your Political Future?
Do you currently maintain a Facebook or Twitter account? Do you have an old MySpace page somewhere out there? Did you ever post comments on online forums under your own name? If you’ve ever done any of these things, you’ve left behind all kinds of person information that could come back to bite you when you start running for political office. Read More...
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How Reachable is Your Online Campaign?
All too often, the only way a local candidate’s message reaches voters is through paid advertising. Read More...
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Announcing OnlineCandidateLinks.com – Local Candidate Profiles
Online Candidate is pleased to announce the launch of it’s new candidate profile website, Onlinecandidatelinks.com. Read More...
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Online Reputation Management for Local Campaigns
In a nutshell, your online reputation is how you are perceived online. It’s what people are saying about you and, perhaps more importantly, it’s the information voters first encounter when they perform online searches about a candidate and his or her campaign. Read More...
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Social Network use by American Adults on the Rise
According to a Pew Internet & American Life Project survey, thirty-five percent of US Web users 18 or older have a social network profile on sites such as Facebook, MySpace or LinkedIn. This is up from just eight percent in 2005. Read More...
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Candidates Can Establish Themselves Online – Beyond the Website
A campaign website might be the first time a candidate intentionally places their own information online. Your own website does not have to be the only place where a candidate can have an Internet presence. Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn are examples of social networking sites where you can create a page that is all about you and where link your profile to others. Read More...
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