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Web sites are a great idea. They give people a chance to learn more about your positions and help them to keep in contact with you. | Web sites are a great idea. They give people a chance to learn more about your positions and help them to keep in contact with you. | ||
Should you use a web site, remember the reason for the site and focus your content and design around your goals. Put your positions papers on your site and any other information that might help a voter make a more informed decision about you. You may also want to include a photo of yourself, some audio or video clips, and links to web sites that support your views. If your opponent has a web site, try to establish a link exchange with him or her. | Should you use a web site, remember the reason for the site and focus your content and design around your goals. Put your positions papers on your site and any other information that might help a voter make a more informed decision about you. You may also want to include a photo of yourself, some audio or video clips, and links to web sites that support your views. If your opponent has a web site, try to establish a link exchange with him or her. | ||
Another good point for having a web site is that it makes you readily available to your district. You can use email or a | Another good point for having a web site is that it makes you readily available to your district. You can use email or a [[IRC|chat program]] to talk with them regularly. You might be able to find volunteers or donations through having your web site. | ||
=== Business Cards === | === Business Cards === | ||