By
Anam Khan
A strong social media presence plays a key role in connecting with voters, but with all the chaos surrounding election season, organizing your social posts and staying up to date can take critical time away from making calls or knocking doors.
Enter a Campaign Content Calendar! With a content calendar, you are able to organize your social media posts across multiple platforms, manage posting and production schedules, and streamline your political campaign’s messaging agenda.
In this video, our team will walk you through what a content calendar is, and why staying on top of your campaign voice with social media is important to your race.
Looking to turn this content into action? Look no further: Our team has made a FREE Social Media Content Calendar specifically for your political campaign!
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