Top 4 Best Political Science Internships

by | August 30, 2019 | Miscellaneous, Political Organization | 0 Comments

Image from Pixabay Colleges are great for networking, but the rubber meets the road with internships. They allow for on-the-job paid training --sometimes paid -- that is infinitely more valuable than listening to a lecturer. There’s only so much you learn sitting in a...
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How To Make A Campaign Podcast To Help Gain Followers

by | June 30, 2019 | Campaign Communications | 0 Comments

Image source: PexelsRunning a campaign isn’t what it used to be. In fact, nothing is what it used to be.In the past century, technology has progressed so rapidly, it’s hard to catch up. Most recently, it’s been the internet, which has continued to change and...
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How To Make Effective & Useful Campaign Slogans

by | June 23, 2019 | Campaign Communications, Political Organization | 0 Comments

Remember the campaign slogan, “A New American Century”? Nobody does. It was the 2016 of Marco Rubio, who went on to lose the Republican nomination for President. But you probably remember the slogans, “I like Ike” and “Tippecanoe and Tyler Too,” despite these being...
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What Is A Runoff Election & How Do You Win It?

by | June 2, 2019 | Campaign Communications, Political Organization | 0 Comments

Because America is a country of united, but separate states, laws differ depending on where you are. In some states, marijuana is completely legal and in others, you can go to jail if you’re caught with it. The amount of taxes an individual is required to pay is all...
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What Not to Wear as a Politician in Casual

by | May 28, 2019 | Message and Strategy, Miscellaneous | 0 Comments

Image source: Pixabay We, unfortunately, live in a world where looks and appearance are everything. Even if you have an ironclad platform that can truly help everyone if elected to office, it will fall to deaf ears if your clothing choices are not up to par. As human...
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Personal Narrative to Connect and Build Relationships

by | May 26, 2019 | Message and Strategy | 0 Comments

Image source: Unsplash Personal narrative is a style of writing that is intended to build a sense of camaraderie and solidarity between the writer and the readers. It is meant to build a sense of trust that paints the author as a real human being that has gone through...
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How to Make Effective and Useful Campaign Posters

by | May 22, 2019 | Campaign Communications | 0 Comments

Insert ImageInsert Image In a world where social media and television are king in terms of getting your name and political stances out there in order to bolster your campaign, there is still plenty of room for effective campaign posters. What used to be the primary...
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How to Retain Mental Strength & Focus on Your Goals

by | April 22, 2019 | Message and Strategy | 0 Comments

Image source: Unsplash We live in a time where having an opinion isn’t acceptable anymore. What used to be an open space to respectfully disagree about topics of varying degrees has become unacceptable in our world today. That can be extremely discouraging and leave...
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Here Is Your Very Own Theory of Change Template

by | April 17, 2019 | Campaign Communications, Message and Strategy | 0 Comments

Whether you are running for political office or are trying to get the wheels turning on a movement you believe will do tremendous good for anyone willing to listen, the catalyst to any revolutionary platformis change.The goal of any organized effort to make the world...
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How to Get People to Like You and Trust You

by | April 11, 2019 | Campaign Communications, Message and Strategy | 0 Comments

No matter what scenario you find yourself in, whether it be professional or casual, trust is absolutely crucial in establishing a solid relationship. Trust can take years to fully solidify, but all progress made canbe obliterated in an instant.Several derivations of...
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