With over 80 speakers and 35 panels to choose from, join Politics magazine for our largest campaign training of the year!
Panels Include:
Low Budget, High Quality Campaign
Learn how to give the impression of a high dollar, well-funded operation when you are forced to operate on a shoestring.
Emerging Campaign Technologies
Here, you’ll see what new technologies will roll out in the next campaign cycle. See these tools here before anyone else.
Give, Take, Receive
The Fundraising Plan Step by Step
Learn how to ask for money and the most effective ways to do it.
How to Manage Crisis and Survive
Every candidate makes mistakes. The winners are the ones who recover from errors and shake off blunders. Learn the quick and dirty on how make mistakes go away.
Apps, Texting and Facebook
Profiles
In a world of increased communication,
make sense of it all and learn to how
to make yourself stand out from the rest.
Nanotargeting 101
Forget microtargeting. Nanotargeting on the web allows you to deliver the most specific message possible to just a handful of people with great efficiency. We show what the smartest companies are doing to target their customers and how that can translate to your campaign.
Campaign Essentials
Hear from veteran consultants about the essential tools you need to make your campaign successful and avoid the most common pitfalls.
Speaking to Win
What are the words, actions, and body language you need to effectively communicate your message and show you know how to lead?
Top 10 Tools Every Campaign Must Use
Whether you’re running for school board or Congress, hear from experts on the top 10 things you need to win your campaign.
Visit
www.politicsmagazine.com for more information or email Molly Hock (
mhock@politicsmagazine.com).
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