Posts Tagged ‘twitter’

Does Your Campaign Reach Three Out of Four Households?

According to a recent study by the Nielsen Company, U.S. consumers in May 2010 spent an average of 6 hours, 13 minutes using social networking websites. Three-quarters of U.S. adults visited a social networking site that month. About one-fifth owned a blog or published online, with 55% having at least one social networking profile on sites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace. Read More...

 

OnlineCandidateLinks Now Allows YouTube Video

OnlineCandidateLinks.com now allows candidates to embed YouTube video code directly into their profiles! Read More...

 

Building A Future Audience For Your Campaign Website

Not too long ago, most candidates would have started dipping their toes into the social networking waters only after they decided to run for office. Political candidate profiles would be created as a secondary way to drum up support and grow a campaign. 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...

 

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...

 

Primary vs General Election Website Strategies

Generally, there are two types of election campaigns, the primary and the general election campaign. The primary ballot lists all the candidates who are looking to run for that office. Whoever wins the primary election goes on to be on the ballot as the party’s candidate for the general election. The general election then decides the final winner to hold office. 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...