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3 Takeaways from Google’s Ad Targeting Changes

Forget Russia, Interference from Silicon Valley Could Sway 2020

Digital Strategists Broadly Unhappy With Google’s Ad Policy Changes

Privacy and Online Targeting: What Digital Professionals Need to Consider

What Campaigns Need to Know About Reaching and Persuading People in the West

Where Does Direct Mail Go in 2020 And Beyond?

5 New Rules for Online Politics

3 Cybersecurity Threats Facing Campaigns in 2020

Research Shows Latinx Voters Want Ads in Spanish, Bolstering the Case for More Spending

Relational Organizing and the Loss of Paid Reach on Twitter

How Influencers Can Help Expand Your Advocacy Program

Platforms Are Struggling To Discern Between Political And Everything Else

How Down-Ballot Campaigns Differ from the Top of the Ticket

Digital Platforms Expand Offerings to Connect Campaigns to Freelancers

Adding Rally Towels to Your Campaign Merch Mix

Fake Ads and the Weaponization of Political Fact-Checking

How to Message Effectively in Competitive Districts

What Twitter’s Ad Ban Will Mean for Campaigns

Starting a New Firm and Why Instagram is the Most Important Video Platform

4 Lessons from An Underdog Ballot Measure Campaign

The Reed Awards clown is back. And he’s hungry for entries.

From Cash Prizes to Meet-or-Go-Home Deadlines, Which Email Tactics Will Survive 2020?

How to Take Advantage of YouTube’s Instant Reserve

The Kitchen-Sink Approach On Digital Might Just Pay Off