7 Tips to Starting Your Political Social Media Campaign
Social media has become a necessary part of any political campaign. Campaign budgets are always tight and social media is probably going to give you the most connections per money spent than any other medium – that is, if you do it right.
There have been numerous examples of how the use of social media and the internet has made a long shot challengers into campaign victors. So, how does a candidate best employ the online channels available to them to become a winner?
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I wanted to echo #7. Maintaining connection with constituents after the election will build your community for the next election. It makes life a lot easier for a candidate’s reelection to have a tribe of people that are already engaged with the candidate.
Definitely! What To Do With Your Campaign Website After the Election