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Friday, 11 June 2010 12:13 |
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After our month long research project searching for the best GOP websites out there this year, we’ve combined aspects of the best sites and integrated them into our own design process. Take a look at some of our own political design work for GOP candidates this year.
Our goal is to learn from the best and provide GOP candidates with state of the art political web design. We hope to further the cause of freedom and limited government by promoting good candidates with beautiful, functional websites and online tools for engaging activists and voters.
Please take a look at what we’ve done so far. We love to hear your comments and feedback.
 
Our new sister website for political web design is Liberty New Media
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Monday, 03 May 2010 14:33 |
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We’ve peered through and analyzed hundreds of GOP 2010 websites and nominated the following to highlight for their innovation, creativity, elegance, and function. If you feel we missed a deserving site, please send the website address to
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We’ve also included a poll so that you may vote for THE WEBSITE –not the candidate-that you think is best.
www.MarcoRubio.com
Marco Rubio for Senate – Florida
This website is king when it comes to fresh content. Press releases, campaign blog, social media, video, signup forms are all constantly being updated. While most political websites rely on facebook and twitter widgets to funnel fresh content to their homepage, the Rubio team has come up with aesthetically pleasing and highly functional means to deliver fresh content across several platforms.
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Thursday, 04 February 2010 08:33 |
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Email and Social Media: Two great and inexpensive ways to get your campaign’s message out there. You can increase the effectiveness of both campaign tools by using them together. E-mail creates an excellent opportunity to extend your presence on social media sites, and social media sites provide a way to get more e-mail subscribers.
At the moment, most GOP campaigns aren’t using these tools together to unleash viral energy. While some savvy campaigners use “forward to a friend” features in their e-mails, few if any campaign e-newsletters make it easy to share e-mail content on social networks. Here’s a look at how to close the gap, and why it’s so important that you do so.
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Wednesday, 28 April 2010 12:09 |
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Since the Obama landslide, GOP strategists have been working round the clock to catch up with the Democrats in terms of communications technology. In 2009 and early 2010, millions of GOP activists joined social media platforms and will be ready to network and politic-online-come this election season. GOP campaign websites have evolved dramatically in terms of look and functionality since the 2008 election.
As an observer, the first thing that can be noted about the state of GOP online communications is that almost all serious candidates for Governor, US Senate or House have integrated some forms of social media with their home website. Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Flickr have become the four platforms of choice that have been ubiquitously adopted.
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Great GOP Websites 2010 - SchiffForSenate.com
