Articles - Page 13 of 194 - Campaigns & Elections

Facing a More Diverse Electorate In ’24, Democratic Consultants Are Working to Test Drive Media Strategies

Will Campaigns Catch Up To Brands When It Comes To Dynamic Creative?

Consultants’ Scopes Expanding To Include Navigating Privacy Regs

Measuring Outcomes in Digital Creative

Why Consulting Firms Need to Confront These 5 Dysfunctions

Political Consultants Embrace AI, But Will Clients Pay for It?

Pollsters and Trump: Third Time’s a Charm?

How Digital Strategists Chase Engagement With Their Creative

More Streaming Means Campaigns Will Have a Challenge Hitting Their Audiences On Live Sports In ’24

Out of Towners: Why Consultants Coming Into New Markets Need a Different Mindset

No Reservations: Why Campaigns Need to Bust the Early Booking Myth

FEC Revises Auditing Process to Give Low-Budget Campaigns, Groups And State Parties a Better Chance to Comply

Call Your Lawyer or Call Your Consultant? Rise Of Data Privacy Laws Will Cause Headaches For Campaigns

All-In-One Tech: Not the One for All

Brace For Impact: FEC Could Ramp Up Audits Going Into ’24

Entrepreneurs: It’s Time We Talk About Trauma

Why the Trump Indictment Is a Campaign Finance Warning For Candidates

Struggling With a Texting Script? Maybe Let AI Do a Pass

The Value Of Words In the Creative Ecosystem

Political Media Buyers Are Waiting On a Decision From Netflix

4 Ways Working in a Restaurant Prepared Me for Running a Political Firm

Risk vs. Reward: Timing Around Major Business Decisions Can Come Down To a Gut Feeling