How to Win an Election: Campaign Marketing

In this video you learn how to use polling and research to discern a coherent and congruent marketing strategy for your political campaign. There are valuable tips on what to do before you poll, how to present your message and rationale to voters, and essential instruction on targeting voters that are part of your election day coalition. Those who watch this video also learn how to develop a political slogan that will make you more interesting, voters more interested in you and how to develop a winning campaign marketing strategy.
How to win an election:
Running for office and knowing how to win an election is a challenge, especially for first time political candidates just learning how to run for office. Discerning the fine points of how to campaign, raise political contributions, and execute a political campaign strategy often requires the help of someone who has served as a political strategist or who has experience as a political consultant.
Do you want to know:
How to run for political office?
How to run a political campaign?
How to win an election?
How to win a political campaign?
How to construct a political slogan?
How to raise political contributions?
How to hire a political advisor?
Political consultant Jay Townsend works with smart, passionate candidates who want to run for office, win elections and make a difference. He has successfully helped candidates learn how to run for the U.S. Senate, how to run for Congress, how to run for Mayor and develop a winning campaign marketing strategy.
To learn how to win an election, or the art of running for office, visit jaytownsend.com
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[@Brandon210-q4n]

I'm taking a marketing class now in uni, and it's truly astonishing how many lessons from that can be applied to political campaigns.

[@danielmctiernan4484]

Love your videos

[@jaytownsend22]

Dan Channels Thank you. Jay

[@andrewdelacalzada2742]

Thank you

[@jaytownsend22]

Thank you! Jay

[@corybortree897]

Can an attack on values work even if the role of the office has nothing to do with the value? For example, if a sec. of state is endorsed by Emily's list in a pro-life state? would this be an effective attack?

[@jaytownsend22]

yes.