Under Pressure In one of the most critical political contests in the country, Susan was given the task to find her organization a complete customized website within five days of this important straw poll for her state party. After drinking five cups of coffee and chamomile tea to calm down, Susan called around. More>>
Say Cheese Judy’s government candidacy was going well. Her staff had contracted with ElectionMall for a customized enterprise website package. With a long list of fundraising events, contributions were just rolling in. More>>
Campaign Central At the beginning of Sam’s campaign, his wife and son could take care of the details. But soon, there were too many things left undone and Sam had to add to his small staff. With ten more people, things got worse. More>>
Who forgot to order the main course? The big day was here. The most talked about and publicized fundraising event was about to begin. With the event being so close to the election, the campaign went to great lengths and spared no expense to ensure that the event would meet donor expectations. More>>
Old Dog and New Tricks Charley was an older candidate, kind of old school. He knew that a web presence was essential for running for office. He put his resources into a customized website from ElectionMall. Charley felt that his website was overkill but deferred to his campaign manager. More>>
Smaller Battles Todd, the campaign manager was worried. It had been a week since he had ordered the yard signs that were to blanket the metropolitan area. More>>
Email Counts When Judy was midway through her campaign, she felt she was gaining ground. Her campaign had been the epitome of grass roots mobility. She had prided herself on being an independent thinker and creative problem solver. Today was the big day for her to send out a key message via her Gmail account. Things did not go well. More>>
Pink Cadillac When Frank came home from the State Party’s meeting, he put his feet up and told his wife that he was “the man” and that the State Party would support him in his bid for office. Champagne was opened and phone calls made. More>>
Helen for Mayor Helen was running for a mayoral office and was engaged in a creative campaign strategy. She partnered with an artist to create a slogan that was giving her some media attention and public notoriety. A portion of her staff had even created t-shirts, buttons and mugs to hand out at rallies and use as gift to donors and volunteers. More>>
Bad Luck When John Smith decided he wanted to do something different with his life, he sat down with his family and quietly told them that “I have decided that I want to run for office.” With mixed reviews, John began his bid. More>>
