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Study: Online Attention Spans Have A Small Sweet Spot

Changes in Consumer Habits Are No Excuse for Pollsters

Your Guide to the 2017 UK General Election

Why We Didn’t Need a Representative Sample to Predict a Trump Victory

The Basics of a Solid Targeting Program

New Incubator Aims To Boost Poli-Tech Entrepreneurs

2017 Rising Star Nominations Now Open

How Consultants Can Pitch Trump-Inspired, First-Time Candidates

Two Big Digital Lessons From Montana And Georgia

Howard Dean on Post-Truth Campaigning and the Future of the Democratic Party

How To Keep A Public Affairs Firm Humming During A Legislative Stalemate

In Aftermath of Montana Race, Consultants Warn of Perils Ahead for Staffers

3 Ways To Reduce Digital Ad Waste

Getting to Grips with the Democratic Party’s Communications Problem

Consultants Grapple With Early Vote Ad Strategy

Consultants Remember Ailes As A Combative Campaigner

Digital Innovation & Why Limited Campaign Spending Makes European Campaigns More Creative

The Digital Lessons for Democrats from 2016 – CampaignTech Europe Interview

How Campaigns Can Raise Their Social Media Game

Getting Actionable Intel from Social Listening

Why Female Consultants Matter Right Now

Scenes from the Turkish Referendum

One Third of Emails Going to Spam: Study

Why Campaigns Should Be Engaging Disabled Voters