Sirex, a provider of Internet short codes, may now market its services to candidates for the March 2019 municipal elections, following confirmation from the Ministry of the Interior’s Bureau of Elections and Political Studies.<\/p>\n
Effective communication is difficult during a municipal election. Websites are often long, filled with excessive characters, and sometimes include slogans or symbols such as slashes (\/) or hyphens. Between candidate names, locations, and occasional slogans, it is hard to prevent spelling errors or the emergence of unpronounceable URLs. Some may opt for the traditional “find me on” Twitter or Facebook…<\/p>\n
How important do you think this is, given that every candidate naturally relies on Google to be “found organically” when an online voter conducts a search? The “organic” problem is that the same user may “stumble upon” negative reviews, comments, or recommendations regarding the candidate they are searching for within the Google search results!<\/p>\n
A short Internet number is a four-digit .fr web address that directs users straight to the website, Facebook page, Twitter account, blog, or any other webpage that a candidate wishes to feature.<\/p>\n
Easy to remember, the Sirex short number provides a simpler way to reach voters. It will primarily consist of 4 digits that reflect the candidate’s zip code.<\/p>\n