Your guide to creating a compelling website for your political campaign. Learn about domain choice, web design, and content strategies to captivate and inform voters.
How much does a political campaign website cost? It can be almost nothing, a few hundred dollars, a few thousand dollars, or much more.
That range confuses a lot of candidates, especially in races where budgets are tight and website … Read the rest
Most campaign websites are either missing key pages—or filled with pages that don’t do anything.
Some sites launch with only a homepage and a short bio. Others include everything: long issue pages, press releases, photo galleries—but no clear direction for … Read the rest
Most political candidates don’t decide they need a website on their own. It’s usually when someone else points it out.
A supporter asks if there’s a place to learn more. A reporter looks you up. Or you Google your own … Read the rest
A campaign website should do three things: clearly identify the candidate, guide visitors to take action, and support the campaign over time. Most campaign website mistakes happen when one of those three functions breaks down.
A campaign website is not … Read the rest
A slate website is a way of promoting multiple candidates running for a multi-seat election. The candidates are typically from the same party or align together on major campaign issues. In essence, they become a ‘slate’ of candidates, hoping to … Read the rest
One problem with many local campaign websites has nothing to do with design.
It’s a lack of content.
We see this all the time. A candidate is ready to launch, but the campaign only has a short bio, a few … Read the rest
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