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About Craig Turner
With more than 25 years' experience in media, PR, economic development, campaign management and government relations, Craig Turner, The Campaign Coach, has had the privilege of working on a diverse array of federal, state, local, referendum and judicial political campaigns. As President of Momentum Public Affairs, LLC, based in Western New York, Craig handles public education campaigns and advocacy for some of the highest-profile issues affecting Western New York and Southern Ontario.
From our blog
The Impacts of Early Voting
As some of you may know from our blogs, I’m not only The Campaign Coach, but have tapped into my years on the campaign trail to become an author of political thrillers. Believe me, after more than two decades in the trenches of local elections, I have PLENTY to work with.
7 ways to talk to voters (when you can’t talk to voters)
With the exceptions of the Amazons in the world, over the past year almost every brand that exists has had to develop new ways to communicate with their customers in order to stay in business. Without the normal kinds of in-person experiences, from window shopping to networking events to trade shows, to survive it became absolutely critical to learn how to reach people where they were – which, in many cases was sitting in their living room, stuck at home.
Don’t Let Your Election Be Close
If you’re following the news, you’ll know that there is lots of mystery and intrigue surrounding elections right now. Lines are being drawn in the sand, and no matter where you fall politically, if you’re running for office in 2021, there’s one truth that you’re going to have to face: You’re going to have to deal with all of it.
Asking for Things
For the next several months, as a campaigning candidate for political office you will be asking people for things – their vote, their money, to share things on social media, to talk to their friends and “spread the word,” media coverage, and so on and so on.
You’d better get good at it.
5 Things You Can Do to Strengthen Your 2021 Local Campaign Now
For the last few election cycles, The Campaign Coach has analyzed campaign tactics, and offered best practices and ideas from national races to be pulled into your local campaigns. This year, we’re going to go the other direction – forget everything you’ve seen and move on to 2021, and stay focused on the specifics of the town, city or county where you’ll be running.