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How to Mitigate Staff Burnout in What Will Be an ‘Emotionally Brutal’ Cycle

5 Things to Look for When Hiring a Down-Ballot Comms Team

Mid-Sized Firms On the Right Turning to Outside Executives to Compete Against Mega Firms

If You Haven’t Evolved Your Direct Mail Strategy, You’re Behind

A Digital Pivot on the Right?

3 Things Silicon Valley Doesn’t Understand About the Campaign Business

Bridging the Gap: Harnessing the Power of Direct Mail in the Digital Age

AI’s Role in Video Editing

A New Firm Aims For Creative That Entertains and Persuades

3 Ways to Beat Summer Fundraising Malaise

The AI Race is On and Strategists Expect It Will Move Quickly Ahead of ’24

The Road Not Taken: Experimentation Or Tried-And-True Tactics?

AI-Driven Fundraising Tool Ready to Launch on the Left

How a New Public Affairs Firm Is Getting Creative With Its Research Offering

Why Campaigns Need a Strong Welcome Game

Crafting Creative to Meet Voters Where They Are

The Future of Politics: Three Cutting-Edge Tools to Win in 2024

What Aspiring Founders Really Need to Launch a Consulting Business

SKDK Adds Campaign Comms Vet to NY Public Affairs Practice

Why a Pivot to Video and Developing Long-term Relationships With Influencers Is Critical

Designing Down the Ballot

3 Things to Consider As a Down-Ballot Candidate Before Wading Into Presidential Politics

Why Today’s Digital Ad Supply Should Follow the Farm-to-Table Produce Journey