Political Campaign Tips and Strategies
Check Out Our New Political Platform Generator Tool [Fun]
Coming up with campaign slogan isn’t too hard. The real work comes when it’s time to come up with a political platform to attract voters. We can help!
5 Tips To Mix Online Into Your First Fundraising Event
With some planning, you can turn your first fundraising event into something that increases awareness, gains you more interest in your campaign – and perhaps brings in some additional money!
The Fundraising Chicken and Egg Question For Local Candidates
Fundraising might not be fun for political candidates, but it’s a necessity. People can win elections on a shoestring budget, but that’s the exception. Typically, the candidate that can raise and spend the most money tends to win.
They’re Not Campaign Supporters Until You Get Them in Voting Booth
The ultimate goal of any political campaign – local, state or federal – is to get people to the voting booth and cast a ballot. It’s a simple idea that it cannot be emphasized enough.
In Which Tense Should You Write Your Website Copy?
We’ve recently had a few clients reach out to us, concerned that their campaign websites are not ranking as well as expected for candidate name searches. Generally, this has to do with the age of the site, the existing content that ranks and whether the website content actually mentions the name of the candidate.
Alternate Domain Names for Campaign Websites
Sometimes the original domain name of your campaign turns out to be the wrong choice. Though you had thoughtfully considered your original name name, as the campaign moves ahead, you find that it just isn’t working out.
Get Better Results With Targeted Landing Pages
A landing page on your campaign website is simply a page where visitors are redirected from a particular traffic source. This can include campaign emails, social media posts, PPC ads and so on. If you want to get more from your online promotional efforts, it is critical to have a good landing page strategy.
5 Things Candidates Should Never Do Online
More and more politicians are getting themselves in hot water for things they say or do online. It doesn’t have to be this way. With a little knowledge, foresight and attention, any political candidate can create and maintain a positive online presence.
A Local Political Candidate Fail
Political candidates are often hurt by what they say or do on social media. A single Tweet can get a campaign in hot water. Sometimes, though, doing absolutely nothing can also become a problem.
Special Elections and Voter Turnout
Often the election of a local candidate is decided by just a handful of votes. Low voter turnout tends to occur for special elections or primary elections. Because of this, the winner often is the candidate who can get the most voters to participate.


