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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

Leveraging a Congressional Hearing for Advocacy

Transparency in the Digital Industry

Longtime Scam PAC Treasurer Pleads Guilty

2020 Rising Star Nominations Now Open

Can the Rise of Self-Service Help Democratic Candidates Win?

Entries open for 2020 Reed awards

Campaigns and Groups Ignore Wikipedia at Their Peril

Early Signs Indicate Campaigns Aren’t Ready for California’s Digital Privacy Law

CampaignTech Innovation Summit Inside Scoop

The 5 Books Every New Firm Owner Should Read

Why Young Advocacy Professionals Should Embrace Non-Partisan Networking

Raising Your Advocacy Firm’s Profile

Communications Strategy for Campaigns and Organizations in 2020

What Their Buttons Say About the 2020 Campaigns

TargetSmart Launches New Mobile Data Partnership