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Lessons Learned From The Meh Election [Interview]
An interview with Annie Moore, former Digital Director for the Republican State Leadership Committee.
An interview with Annie Moore, former Digital Director for the Republican State Leadership Committee.
Now that the election is over, it's more important than ever to keep your supporters engaged.
Creating a post-election report is a great way to share the success of your digital campaign with decision makers.
The data you generated is an incredibly valuable asset.
If the next time you activate your digital campaign is for fundraising ahead of the 2023 Q1 deadline, youve made a mistake.
Your campaign asked supporters for a lot over the recent weeks and months. Nobody likes the friend who always takes and never gives
The closer a campaign gets to Election Day, the fewer levers they have to pull as TV advertising and mail become locked in, making digital a valuable channel for additional, last minute resources.
The biggest mistake you could make is not preparing accordingly, so familiarize yourself with the rules and plan ahead of time.
Remember that the goal of your digital campaign is the same as your campaign to get the most votes. Not the most likes, shares, or followers.
The more efficient your approvals process, the more effective your campaign will be overall.
With free data from your state party, your campaign can create essential custom audiences to reach the right voters with the right message.
With email being a crucial channel for supporter outreach, having a re-engagement plan in place is the most efficient way to grow your online fundraising and volunteer efforts.