Own Your Supporter List
The supporter list is the asset a campaign leaves behind. Keep it somewhere you own, with clear consent, so it is still yours after Election Day.
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How Voters Research Local Candidates Online
Local voters search by name, by office and by question, and many now ask AI tools. Make sure your campaign is what they find.
Paid For By: Campaign Website Disclaimer Basics
A missing "Paid for by" line can become a bad week for a local campaign. General basics on why it matters, where it usually goes and how to avoid mistakes.
When to Launch Your Campaign Website
Launch the campaign website before you announce. Voters and reporters search the day you hit the news, and search engines need time to find a new site.
How a First-Time Candidate Can Look Like the Incumbent Online
A first-time candidate cannot copy an incumbent's name recognition, but can match the polish, the completeness and the answers voters find online.
What a Local Candidate Website Needs
A local candidate website does not need to be big. It needs a few pages that answer what voters actually ask.
What a Local Campaign Website Really Costs
The cash cost of a local campaign website can be small. The costs that hurt are your time, a site that looks unfinished, and tools that lock up your supporter list.
What a Managed Campaign Website Is
A managed campaign website is built, run and kept current by someone else, so the candidate spends their time on voters instead of login screens.
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