by Brian Floyd | Coronavirus & Campaigning, Online Campaigning, Reaching Voters
Like everything else in life, your campaign has been seriously upended by the current Coronvirus Crisis. Social Distancing and Shelter in Place orders have completely disrupted traditional campaign activities. Going door to door, holding town hall meetings, even...
by Brian Floyd | Online Campaigning
As a candidate for elected office you need to have a dedicated campaign website. And one of those things you need on your campaign’s website is a blog. What? A Blog??? Yes, a blog. But Why? Because news papers are dying and providing very little coverage of local...
by Brian Floyd | Online Campaigning
If you’re running for elected office this year, I’d be surprised if you didn’t have a Facebook page for your campaign. Even so, are the voters seeing what you’re sharing on your page? I hate to break this to you , but there’s a very good...
by Brian Floyd | Online Campaigning
Facebook is a great place for candidates to run inexpensive but highly targeted ads. But in the aftermath of the 2016 Presidential Election, that process is not as simple as it once was. To combat fake accounts, Russian hackers, and other bad actors attempting to...
by Brian Floyd | Online Campaigning, Reaching Voters
The so-called Facebook Apocalypse is upon us. But despair not. If you want to continue using Facebook as a viable voter contact tool then you need to turn your attention to Facebook Live. I spent half of last week at Social Media Marketing World and I walked away with...
by Brian Floyd | Online Campaigning
We all hate Spam. And I’m not talking about the meat in a can that Hawaiians are crazy about. I’m talking about the email kind of Spam. But what most of us hate more is when we send a legitimate email and a Spam filter picks it up and mistakenly keeps the...
