Political Campaign Tips and Strategies
Is Your Campaign Website Domain Really Yours?
One of the most important questions to ask when having any website created is ‘Will my website have a stand-alone domain?’ Note that the question refers to the website domain’s hosting, not the domain name itself. Anyone can have domain name – it’s where that name points to that counts and makes a difference in how much traffic can be generated.
Political Fundraising with Paypal
Because PayPal is simple to set up, many clients are interested in using the service for political fundraising. Here are the pros and cons of using PayPal for political online donations.
Generating an Online Signature
Many candidates use the home page of their campaign website to personally address voters or constituents. It’s a nice technique, but what kills the illusion of an online ‘letter’ is the lack of a handwritten signature. Here are a few ways to generate a realistic-looking signature for your web pages.
Dealing With The Local Media When Running for Office
The media, including newspapers, radio and television can be a great asset or a great big pain when running for local office. Often the only source of information local voters get about a candidate comes from the local media. Therefore, it’s important to set your media goals early and learn to make the media your friend.
Tips for Creating a Great Campaign Brochure
When putting together your campaign brochures, you want to put your best foot forward. In some cases, your brochure may be the first, last, and only time you will reach a voter. Here are some tips to creating a great election brochure!
WordPress Political Website Templates
Online Candidate offers political campaign website templates. These political website templates are designed for campaigns who need sharp-looking website design at a great price.
Get the Most From Your Campaign Yard Signs
Campaign yard signs are typically the first form of advertisement voters see. Having a successful sign placement strategy is vital to make sure the money spent has a substantial impact on the voters.
Local Campaign Letters to the Editor
When it comes down to it, letters to the local newspaper editor is a form of campaign advertising. Of course, the letters are the opinions of the writers, but they typically represent honest views and bring up points or subject matter not covered in the usual campaign ads.
DIY Homemade Political Yard Signs
Homemade political signs can be useful for small to medium-sized campaigns. They are often used to supplement tradition printed yard signs.
Campaign Advertising in the Local Paper
Because local newspapers have a limited area of distribution, they can be an effective way to reach local voters.
