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Artificial Intelligence, Social Listening, and Converging Screens

How Down-Ballot Campaigns Are Operating & What To Expect in 2020.

3 Ways to Harness the Growth of Digital

Non-Partisan Fundraising App Getting Warmer Reception On The Left

Want To Up Your Game? Invest in Training

Best Practice for Campaign Websites and What Campaigns Should Be Considering When It Comes to Mobile Presence.

Progressive Tech Group Makes Case for Texting Over Robocalls

Can Free Vendors Really Meet 2020 Cybersecurity Demands?

Small-Dollar Fundraising Lessons for Down-Ballot Campaigns

Web Push Notifications: A Game-Changer for the Political World

The Onboarding Challenges Faced By 2020 Campaigns

How to Deploy Text Messaging in Campaigns

How Not to Enter the Political Market

ActBlue Isn’t the GOP’s Fundraising Problem

How To Cultivate Third-Party Voices And Influencers

6 Ways to Help Your New Firm Succeed

How To Start A Political Campaign Business That Thrives

How to Onboard Email Subscribers the Right Way

Keeping the Fire Burning: Motivating Your Advocates Between State Legislative Sessions

Consultants Push Back On RNC Pressure Over WinRed

As More Investment Pours Into Democratic Startups, Growth Capital Could Be Next

What Will Win in 2020: Polling or Social Listening?

Why Candidates Still Need to Dial for Dollars (& How to Do it Right). Nick Daggers of 1833 Group chats with C&E’s Shane Greer.

Candidates Ignore Traditional Fundraising At Their Peril