In education, if a teacher confuses their students, they lose the student. In marketing, if a company confuses their customers, they lose the customer. The same is true in
On July 28th, Hillary Clinton accepted the nomination of the Democratic Party to run as president this November. That night she gave an acceptance speech to the assembled delegates of
Every political candidate for elected office needs a website.There’s no exception to that. Yes even in the age of social media mania, your campaign still needs one of those
All candidates should take ballot titles seriously. The right title can help you win. The wrong title can do exactly the opposite. Below a candidate’s name is their “ballot
A week and a half before the celebration of America’s Independence Day, the voters of Great Britain declared their independence from the European Union. No one should be surprised by
Every candidate we’ve ever worked for wanted political campaign signs. But in our experience, most political campaign signs are not that good. In fact, many of them are absolutely horrible.
If you’re a candidate for elected office you need to have a campaign website. There aren’t any if’s or but’s about it. If you don’t have your own website, there’s
Whenever tragedy strikes – as it did this last weekend with the terrorist mass shooting attack in Orlando, Florida – elected officials, candidates, and other public figures are quick
