Political Campaign Tips and Strategies
Why Running Your Campaign From Your Facebook Page Is A Bad Idea
"Everybody's on Facebook. I can just run my online campaign through my Facebook Page." We've heard that idea before. But as online strategies go, it's not a good one. Bottom line: Running a political campaign through social media alone is not a great strategy. These...
5 Misconceptions About Online Campaigning
Q: My political campaign is very small, it will be over fairly soon, and our voter turnout is low. Do I really need to bother with online campaigning? A: Absolutely. In fact, online campaigning can be more important for smaller, local elections. Using the web to get...
What Local Candidates Can Learn From Botched Presidential Launches
As the United States presidential election race geared up in 2016, several candidates already stumbled out of the gate. If you are a local candidate running for office, you can learn a thing or two from these online presidential candidate gaffes. Ted Cruz Hopes You...
5 Reasons Why Voters Don’t Trust Your Online Campaign
Trust. It can be hard to gain and very easy to lose. Here are five reasons why voters might not trust your online campaign – and they have nothing to do with your existing online reputation…
Campaign Writing Can Make or Break a Vote
First impressions will make or break a voter’s support. The campaign material you distribute should always be your best work.
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!
How To Raise Online Funds Like The Most Successful Candidates
Over two billion dollars was raised for the 2012 US presidential election. If you are a state or local candidate, odds are your election won’t reach those numbers. However, even small campaigns can still raise significant money with a smart, aggressive strategy.
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.
