A 6 Item New Year’s Campaign Checklist
Election years don’t reward last-minute scrambles. They reward campaigns that quietly clean up their fundamentals early.
Election years don’t reward last-minute scrambles. They reward campaigns that quietly clean up their fundamentals early.
A poorly chosen domain name, a weak website, or missing email capture in Q1 may seem small, but by Election Day, they’ve shaped who finds you, who supports you, and who shows up.
Your campaign launch is your first impression – avoid these common digital mistakes that cost you votes from day one.
A rundown of some frequently used terms, what they mean and why they matter to you.
Win or lose, the active period of your campaign has come to an end and its time to prepare your digital assets for the post-election period.
After months of anticipation, its easy to overlook the technical aspects of your digital campaign.
The more specific and unique your brand is, the more effective it will be in moving supporters to action and driving voters to support you at the ballot.
Continuously analyzing and improving your conversion funnel is essential to building an effective digital campaign that drives supporters to take action.
The words you use to prompt a site visitor, email subscriber, or social media follower to become a supporter the call to action are the most important copy for your digital marketing effort.
Creating a post-election report is a great way to share the success of your digital campaign with decision makers.
If the next time you activate your digital campaign is for fundraising ahead of the 2023 Q1 deadline, youve made a mistake.
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.