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What Republican Fundraisers Need to Compete

Content Demands and the Media Impact of a Competitive GOP Primary

3 Non-Political Skills Every Campaign Manager Needs

Progressive Tech Investors Want AI Offerings For Campaigns

The Business Advice Column: The 3 Biggest Considerations for Entrepreneurs in ’23

Grassroots Tactics to Advance your Policy Agenda

4 Tactics Advocacy Can Borrow From Political Campaigns

At the Intersection of Creative and Research

A Creative Lesson From 2022: Ad Makers Must Prepare For the Unknown

Campaign Social Media in 2023: Naturally, It’s Complicated

The Ingredients of a Successful Fundraising Video

How One Group on the Left is Addressing the Talent Struggle

Democrats Need a Better Investment Strategy

When It Comes to Cyber Attacks, ‘No Organization Is Immune’

Designing for Multiple Platforms and Breaking Down Silos

Diversify Or Die: Fundraising Consultants Grapple With How To Expand Their Businesses

One Consultant Worries Republican Ad Testing Doesn’t Go Far Enough

What AI Tools Like ChatGPT Mean for Political Consultants

A Brief Republican Autopsy of the 2022 Midterms

4 Ways the Next Election Cycle Will Be Different

How One Leader Thinks the Consulting Industry Should Deal With AI: Hire More Creatives

Managers: Campaigns Should Expect Staffing Challenges Heading Into ’24

Consultants On the Left Say Diversity is Finally Coming to the ‘Old Boys Club’

Report: Fundraising Ad Targeting an Issue as Facebook Remains Top Platform to Reach Donors