By
Danielle Winterhalter
The Very Basics of Political Banner Ads
At SpeakEasy, our goal is to leverage technology to help move your message faster, and for less. In this video, learn how you can get your digital campaign up and running with political banner ads in under 10 minutes.
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+ Strong Photography.
We think that a good set of campaign photos is one of the best investments you can make in your race. You’ll be able to use your photos throughout your social media, your mail program, and your digital buy.
+ Keep it simple.
With clean lines and bold headers, our templates are designed to get your message in front of voters. When customizing your ads, keep your language simple and direct.
+ Call to Action.
Banner ads can be a great tool to drive your targets to take a desired action. Phrases like ‘Click Here’ and ‘Learn More’ are strong directives that can push your voters to check out your website, sign a petition, or donate to your race.
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