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Voter demand
Know what your district is asking before you write a word of platform.
What this gets you
- The questions your district asks, ordered by how much demand each one carries.
- Which of them nobody has answered well, which is where a new site can get in front.
- What comes up first today when someone searches your race, and what the AI assistants say.
- The words voters use, which are rarely the words on a campaign flyer.
- When each question arrives, so you publish the right page in the right week.
- Is there an electionFirst to move, and last to peak
- Who is runningPeaks eight days before the vote
- What they stand forOpens the week the writ drops
- Where do I voteTwo weeks, and then it is over
- Who wonThe last question anyone asks
An example from a past election: the five things voters ask, each drawn from the week it starts rising to the week it peaks, against the writ and voting day. Your brief carries this for your district and your dates, so you know which page to publish in which week.
Where it comes from
Five years of query history for your district, held up against what a live site actually receives. A term can look absent in one source and be the largest question people ask, so neither source is trusted on its own.
The study behind our own provincial guide covered 93 queries over five years. What it found about when each question arrives, and which ones nobody answers, is what the brief gives you for your district.
Price
- Price
- $500 to $1,500
- Turnaround
- One week.
- What sets the price
- How many districts, and whether a site is already live to read real query data against.