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How to Get More When You Ask for Money
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Asking people for a donation to your campaign is hard work that every candidate must do. Here are four easy-to-implement tips to make sure you get the biggest return from all that hard work.
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Playing Hardball: What
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In the book "Bad Boy," Lee Atwater
reveals many of the secrets he used to run campaigns. The book is out
of print and almost impossible to find today, but this special report
provides a concise overview of the most important tricks and tactics Atwater
used to become one of the greatest Republican strategists of all time.
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How
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One-on-one fundraising is the most intimating,
difficult, and critically important elements a campaign. This special
report offers proven tips like six key rules to successful major donor
fundraising, two key groups novice candidates mistakenly turn to first,
the best and worst places to look for potential major donors, and much
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17 Secrets to Direct Mail Fundraising
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Money is the lifeblood of political campaigns
and this special report reveals proven techniques you can use to raise
more through the mail. You'll learn where to get a ready list of prospects
who give money, tips for making sure your envelope gets opened, how to
write "killer" headlines, 15 opening lines that work, and much
more.
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How to calculate exactly how man
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Don’t let reporters take control of interviews.
One of the most common mistakes candidates make during interviews is allowing reporters to control the topic, tone, and pace of the interview. Reporters accomplish this with all kinds of tricks like speeding up, slowing down, addressing random topics, interrupting, acting upset, disagreeing, and that’s just the beginning. At the end of the day, interviews are simple. Go in with a clear message and a clear game plan. Then, stick with it and don’t let the reporter get you off balance.
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