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Answering Listener Questions w/ Sean Bartley

'show political questions Sep 04, 2015

Republican General Consultant and Political Trade Secrets Contributor, Sean Bartley, joins Dustin Olson to answer questions submitted by listeners and fans of Political Trade Secrets

 

In today’s episode, my business partner, Sean Bartley and I tackle your campaign questions from fundraising to grassroots and everything in between.

Sean Bartley has spent the last decade running campaigns of all stripes. From taking on and defeating the SEIU in the first campaign he ran, to winning primaries and general elections at the Federal, State and Local level, Sean has a knack for getting results for his clients.

Sean is known for running aggressive, focused, and determined campaigns.  That’s why it wasn’t surprising that he earned the very appropriate nickname “Bulldog” in the historic Colorado Recall Elections where he played a key role in removing the sitting Colorado Senate President from office.

I think you will get a lot out of this episode and we hope to do more like this where we answer YOUR questions. Please post your questions below or in the Campaign Oracle section [Here] or on our Facebook Page [Here].

 

Show Notes:

Check out Sean Bartley’s Full Bio [Here].

Check out Olson Strategies [Here]

Check out some articles by Sean Bartley:

 

LISTENER QUESTIONS:

What is the number #1 thing each candidate/campaign should remember? (Robert)

Which is the most important component to a campaign? (Trish)

How much money should a candidate put into their own campaign? (Jonathan)

What is the easiest way to raise money for your campaign? (Sandra)

What’s the best way to get your name in the paper or on TV? (Joe)

I’m running for the state legislature and have been told all I need to do is be on the radio, knock on doors, and put out signs. What do would you say is the best way to advertise? (Blue Grass Conservative)

  • Each campaign is different
  • Repetition is key
  • Know your target audience and how to reach them

You are Republicans and I am also. I worry about whether the Republican party is using technology for the grassroots like the Obama campaign did. (Phyllis)

Sean is located in Ohio, near the Cleveland area, and heads up our operations in the mid-west. In preparation for the Republican National Convention coming to Cleveland next year, Sean shared some of his favorite restaurants near the convention area. Sean believes Cleveland’s downtown has a lot to offer, including two of his favorite spots. Barrio offers delicious and affordable custom-made tacos and B Spot is owned by the Food Network’s Michael Symon and was voted “Best Burgers in America.”

Check those out when you’re in town for the convention next year and don’t worry… you definitely won’t be the only one wearing a flashy red, white and blue hat and fancy elephant brooch.

We want to hear from you! Please post whatever comments or questions you have from this episode below.

 

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