by Contributing Author | Fundraising & Endorsements
Money and politics go hand in hand. It often gets a bad rap and sometimes for good reason (case in Point – don’t be this guy). But as a candidate you know its essential to tell your story, spread your message, and raise your name ID. The only way to do...
by Contributing Author | Fundraising & Endorsements
Whether you are a first time candidate or an incumbent, you need to have Candidate Emergency Kit. Like any roadside emergency kit, it’s a good idea to make sure you keep a box with a few essential items in your car at all times. One of those items is remit envelopes....
by Contributing Author | Fundraising & Endorsements
Raising money is the crux of any political campaign, but most candidates dread the thought of asking for money. Many candidates think they need to hold a fundraiser event however, that may not always be the best use of one’s time. A direct donor letter can actually be...
by Brian Floyd | Fundraising & Endorsements
As a candidate for elected office, unless you are independently wealthy and self-funding your campaign, you need to raise money. Signs, mailers, phone calls, polls, Facebook ads, you name it — they all cost money. And you can’t raise the money you need...
by Brian Floyd | Fundraising & Endorsements
Unless you’re self-funding your campaign, you need to fundraise. And if you didn’t start raising money over a year before your race, then you need to raise money fast or you won’t be able to connect with voters. That’s the case for most...
by Contributing Author | Fundraising & Endorsements
Warning: Fundraising events can kill campaigns. Listen, these events definitely have their place in any campaign, but as a campaign professional, I generally don’t encourage campaigns to host too many. Here’s why. Fundraising events cost money. This is...
