How to Prepare for Difficult Questions as a Conservative Candidate Running for Office

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Running for office as a conservative candidate can be a challenging task, especially when you consider the potential for difficult questions from voters on the campaign trail. However, with the right preparation, you can effectively navigate these tough questions and communicate your message in a way that resonates with voters. In this article, we’ll provide …

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How and Why VOTEGTR Video Campaigns Will Help Your Candidacy

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Ever wonder how some candidates seem to cut through the clutter on social media?  When it comes to Social Media engagement, why does it seem like some campaigns have the wind at their back? Social Media is a complicated thing these days.  More than ever, candidates are competing for attention in a space cluttered by …

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Is Google+ Dead?

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Well, not exactly. It’s more like a complicated break up. And Google’s Bradley Horowitz is presiding. Let’s start at the beginning. Several years ago, the idea folks over at the GooglePlex had two problems to solve.  First, they needed some sort of service that could compete with emerging social networks like Facebook and Twitter.  Secondly, …

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If there is one thing that most politicians are good at…

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If there is one thing that most politicians are good at, it’s showing up places. In the political world, I’ve never met a candidate not completely hell bent on attending as many dinners, parades, coffee’s, fundraisers, club meetings – you name it – as humanly possible. And for good reason. Candidates know most voters won’t have …

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