We’re Launching a New Podcast: The My Campaign Coach Minute!
After more than a year of publishing the How to Run for Office Podcast, we’re launching a new podcast channel!
For the last 60 episodes, our listeners have been expanding their knowledge of campaigns by tuning in to our weekly interview podcast. With over 30,000 downloads, our listeners have been overwhelmingly supportive of what we’re doing!
Interviews are great, and we’re going to keep doing them, but we had a number of requests for a shorter podcast that regularly shared important campaign tips. Something that you could listen to while you’re coffee is being made in the morning or while you’re getting dressed.
That was the thought that developed into the My Campaign Coach Minute. In 60-90 seconds, we’ll kick off each weekday with an important campaign tip that will point you in the right direction!
Please subscribe on iTunes, give us a rating and consider supporting our work with a small monthly donation. Even just $1 is a big help!
You’ll Learn About Things Like:
- Why you should never attack your opponent before you’ve defined yourself.
- Why personal attacks nearly always backfire.
- Why Donald Trump is the only candidate who should wear a hat!
- And much more!
Christmas Eve Podcast Special
Merry Christmas, Y’all! All of us at My Campaign Coach hope y’all are having a blessed holiday season and enjoying some great time with family and friends.
Wanted to give y’all a little look behind the scenes at how the past year has been and what we’ve got coming up in 2018!
Have a wonderful Christmas and we’re excited to be back with you in the New Year!
Vetting Candidates, Campaign Logistics & Voter Contact – Raz Shafer
Vetting candidates, properly built campaign logistics and strong voter contact are essentials in any political operation. Make sure you’re doing them right!
We’re back again this week with our new podcast format, diving deep into some subjects that folks have asked for us to cover on Facebook. Today we’re talking about Vetting Candidates, building your campaign calendar, the campaign logistics framework for a strong campaign and different ways to contact voters.
Candidate Vetting
With Roy Moore’s defeat in the Alabama Senate this week, lots of people are wondering how the secrets of his past weren’t discovered earlier. His case is an aberration since it’s hard to keep those kinds of things hidden for so long, but there are some common sense steps that people can take to make sure that candidates they support won’t surprise them.
What does a General Consultant do? – Corbin Casteel
Corbin Casteel spent more than two decades as a General Consultant for candidates across the country. He shares insights on hiring, firing and working with your general consultant.
We just crossed 20,000 downloads a few days ago and I want to say thank you to everybody who’s listening and sharing our content. I have a blast doing these interviews, but it would be much less fun if nobody listened to them!
This week we’re talking to Corbin Casteel, founder and president of Four One Three Communications. For more than two decades, Corbin has served as an advisor to a wide range of officials in federal and state government. He’s built a reputation, in Texas, nationally and internationally for being a great consultant and somebody who you can trust.