In campaign training workshops on communications that I’ve conducted for over a dozen years now, I always stress how important it is to buy your “name” as a domain name ASAP. In other words, if you’re …
Negative Campaigning: A Present-Day Case Study
I recently forwarded to you a dissertation on the political virtues of negative campaigning and why it works written by communications guru Rich Galen of Mullings.com. For a real-time/real-life …
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Beware of Time Vampires
A campaign requires a number of resources: Time, money, votes, volunteers, etc. And as long as there’s enough time, you can always get more of the others. BUT… You don’t have any more time. …
10 Quick Tips to Better Campaign Speeches
Short of a root canal or IRS audit, perhaps nothing else is quite as painful for me as being forced to sit through a long (or even short), boring political speech. And what makes it especially painful …
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17 “Best of” Back Issues of Campaign Hot Tips…FREE!
Many of you have been getting Campaign Hot Tips from my friend Mark Montini while simultaneously not getting my own Campaign Hot Tips over the years. So to get everyone on the same page and bring you …
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Campaign Announcements: Case Study in what NOT to Do
(Sunrise Mountain, Nevada) – OK, pop quiz: Was it a Democrat or a Republican who said the following in announcing their congressional campaign last week? “I am running for Congress because I believe …
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