Congratulations!
You've decided to run for elected office.
But there's a problem...
You have no idea where to start or what you should be doing.
- You don't know how to put together a campaign team
- You don't know how to file campaign finance disclosures.
- You don't know how to hire a fundraiser.
- You don't know the difference between a campaign consultant and a campaign manager.
- You don't know how to hire a pollster or even if you should.
- You don't know how to get endorsements.
- You hate the idea of asking people for money.
- You don't know how to write your campaign biography.
- You don't know how to announce your candidacy.
- You don't want to waste your time or your money.
Most importantly, you want to be seen as a serious candidate that the people can trust and vote for.
I Can Help You
Hello there. I'm Brian Floyd.
There are a lot of people who will tell you they can help you win an election.
But many of them do not have any actual experience winning elections.
That's where I'm different.
I have been a professional political consultant for 20 years.
During that time I've won 86% of the campaigns where I've served as the lead consultant.
There's one thing all of my winning candidates have in common.
They learned the fundamentals of running a successful campaign --- then did the required work to win their election.
And one of those political campaign fundamentals is putting together a solid campaign structure as soon as you decided to run.
Let me teach you how to build and launch a political campaign that can win an election.
In Ready...Set...Run!
I'll Show You:
- How to be Seen as a Serious Candidate
- The Right Reason to Run for Any Office
- The One Supporter Every Candidate Must Have
- How to Know if you Fit the District
- The Pros and Cons of Running Against an Incumbent
- How to Put Together a Solid Campaign Team
- The Importance of Hiring a Campaign Treasurer
- How to Hire a Campaign Consultant
- The Difference Between a Campaign Manager and a Campaign Consultant
- What Duties a Campaign Manager, Volunteer Coordinator, Scheduler, and a Fundraiser Have
- How to Learn the Issues if You Can't Afford a Poll
- How to Protect Your Most Valuable Asset: Your Time
- What Goes on Endorsement Cards and Remit Envelopes
- How to Ask for Endorsements
- How to Feel Good About Asking for Contributions
- How to Write Your Campaign Biography
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How to Announce Your Candidacy