Political Campaign Tips and Strategies
How To Add A Custom District Map To Your Campaign Website
Want to add a nice political district map to your campaign website? A district map makes a great addition to your voter registration page.
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.
Campaign Letter Writing Tips
etters are a powerful way to influence public opinion. While you are likely get a few letters from close friends and supporters, it helps to have an organized letter-writing campaign to local newspapers and publications to help shape the issues and your public positions.
5 Things To Know About Your Campaign’s Domain Name
While choosing a good domain name is important to campaign branding, here are a few things that all candidates should know about domain names and how they work.
Getting Your Campaign Website To Rank On Search Engines
All candidates want their campaign website to appear in the top search results. Here’s how to get those rankings and drive more traffic to your site.
What To Look For In a Political Website Builder
Many local candidates use a website builder to create a website to engage voters, raise donations, and build support. A solid website is the hub of that digital marketing presence. There are a number of site builders available for political candidates to create a site...
Election Website Basics You Should Know
It all starts with the basics. On the web, that’s choosing a campaign domain name. Simple is often best. And what could be simpler than your own name!
5 Key Information Pieces Your Campaign Website Needs
These items seem obvious, but you would be surprised at how often simple yet critical information is often left out of campaign websites.
When To Start Your Political Campaign Website
When should a campaign website be started? The short answer is, as early as you can.
One Vote Can Make All The Difference
It's true. A single vote can change the course of a local election - or it can even change history! Consider these examples: By one vote in 1875, France chose a republican rather than a monarchical form of government. One vote cost King Charles I of England his head...
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