ICYMI: Get Out The Vote with Digital Webinar
In case you missed our Get Out The Vote with Digital webinar – or you just want to watch it
Anna Borsos
February 20, 2020
Why am I running for office?
Congratulations! You are considering running for public office. Why? Well, that’s a question only you can answer. Candidates who know
SpeakEasy Political
January 13, 2020
Political Campaigning 101: Building a List of Target Voters and Supporters
As you prepare to launch your political campaign, we encourage you to take several hours to map out your strategy
SpeakEasy Political
July 18, 2019
Getting Ready to Run Your Political Campaign: Research, Research, Research.
Thinking about your first campaign for public office? The smartest move starts with doing the fundamental research you will need
SpeakEasy Political
July 10, 2019
Should I Run for Office? 11 Things to Consider if You’re Thinking of Launching a Political Campaign
1. Have a good reason to run. The single most important factor in the success or failure of a political
SpeakEasy Political
May 31, 2019
Political Digital Fact of the Day: First Time Candidates Can Do This
All over America first time candidates are running and winning.
If you are managing one of these political campaigns or helping to manage one—remember, everyone started somewhere.
Isabella Jaye
October 30, 2018
Political Digital Fact of the Day: Many Subjects – But One Message – for Your Political Online Campaign Strategy
We have worked hard to present to you just how simple this really is. But, here’s the hardest part of running a coherent online campaign.
You are telling a story in many, many parts—and it is easy for you to get lost in all this and forget to help your voters hear a coherent narrative. If you are getting lost, just imagine how the voters feel.
Isabella Jaye
October 29, 2018
Political Digital Fact of the Day: Digital Revived Direct Mail for Campaigns
Because it can be targeted, because it can allow voters to respond immediately, and because it is in general a lower-cost tool than traditional advertising, digital ads are taking off in politics and are a larger and larger portion of a winning campaign’s overall budget.
But be careful. You need to consider your “media mix”.
Isabella Jaye
October 28, 2018
Political Digital Fact of the Day: You Are Now a Movie Producer (For Your Campaign Video)
To adequately access the very large audience controlled by Google’s YouTube and other networks you must produce video content.
Perhaps you have noticed that Facebook is increasingly optimized for video content. And if you want to use tools like ads on premium on-demand video sites, you also need video content.
Isabella Jaye
October 26, 2018
5 Million Political Ad Impressions Reserved For SpeakEasy Political Users
Our political ad buying team is burning the midnight oil — and they have secured another five million impressions of premium online inventory.
This political ad inventory will be placed on sites like CNN, Hulu, or your local newspaper.
Isabella Jaye
October 25, 2018
Political Digital Fact of the Day: Yes, Your Grandmother is on Facebook
At this point, your Grandmother might be more likely to be on Facebook than your 18-year-old niece. They can both vote. So the idea that social media is just for young voters just isn’t borne out by the facts.
Young people are increasingly opting out of traditional cable and watch less and less traditional broadcast television, which means social and digital media are more and more vital for reaching voters under age 40. But that doesn’t mean older voters are not on social media or can’t be reached by digital channels.
Isabella Jaye
October 25, 2018
Political Digital Fact of the Day: You Need to Be (Almost) Everywhere Online
According to the researchers at PEW, 77% of American voters are online every day. And in addition, 43% are online several times a day, while 26% reported being online nearly constantly. Building up organic followers through high-traffic sites like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram allows you to create an audience you can communicate with, for free, on your schedule.
Isabella Jaye
October 24, 2018
