According to Ad Age and other sources, Timeline for Pages will make its debut next week in New York. What does this mean for you? Continue reading
Here at Campaign Solutions, we’re proud of the work we do, but more than that, we’re grateful. We know we’re lucky to have the opportunity to work with great clients. Continue reading
Write a plan and stick to it! Successful online fundraising takes careful thought and a realistic strategy. Those who raise the most money online have an aggressive plan that is carefully followed. Continue reading
With an estimated 1 billion unique visitors per month, Google did exactly what any political campaign or group should do: they capitalized on a hot news issue and are capturing information from all petition signors. Continue reading
In the 3 weeks leading up to the Iowa caucuses, a few members of the Campaign Solutions team packed up and headed out to Iowa to work with Michele Bachmann’s presidential campaign to project images, video and stories of the 99 country tour online. Continue reading
Congratulations to Jackie Huelbig and Jen Stolp from the Campaign Solutions & Connell Donatelli team! In case you missed it, these two political pros were just honored as “Rising Stars” by Campaign & Elections Magazine. Continue reading
Does your campaign have a message or is it sneaking by with only a slogan? Can you define your message in 2-3 short sentences and know who it’s targeting? Is it values-based or just laundry-listing? Does it offer a clear, compelling, emotional choice? Continue reading
Find out the 5 online fundraising lessons of 2010 from two of the best in the business – our own Eric Frenchman and Jen Stolp. Continue reading
You probably already know that Soros gave National Public Radio $1.8 million and spent $27 million trying to defeat George W. Bush in 2004. But did you know that he has ties, both financial and personal, to more than 30 major news organizations? Continue reading
His popularity rise had a lot to do with the fact that Trump, a master of modern media, was doing everything and anything he could to engage in relevant debate with direct, frank communication tactics with the American people. Continue reading
