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Ethics, Cyber Threats, 2020 Outlook: The State of the Political Campaign Industry

Advice on Getting Delinquent Clients to Pay Up: Find a ‘Soft Spot’

Sexual Harassment in the Campaign Industry

Consultants Mostly Optimistic on Industry’s Future, But 2020 Worries Loom

New Compliance Pitfalls Await Campaigns In 2020

How A Candidate’s Wardrobe Can Help Create Authenticity On the Trail

Meet the 2018 Candidates Who Used Outdoor Issues to Win with Mountain West Voters

Incorporating Campaign Merchandise Into Your 2019 Fundraising Plan

Why You Shouldn’t Just Throw Form Messages in the Trash

How to Use Humor in Campaign Ads

5 Ways To Become A Better Political Employer

Deploying Instagram In Greece

Running Political Ads in Europe? Proceed with Caution

3 Digital Lessons from the U.S. for European Campaigners

3 Creative Trends to Take Into Next Cycle

The Right Way to Expand Through Subcontracting

Deepfake Videos Pose a Long-Term Threat to Campaigns

Digital Consultants See Channels Maturing As Spending Increases

Advocating Between the Lines In a Divided Congress

The Left Has a New Forum to Assess Digital Tools

3 Tools to Help Run Your Campaign Like a Well-Oiled Startup

The Ethical Choice Facing Consultants This Cycle

Fundraisers Celebrate FEC Contribution Limit Increase

4 Lessons for Researchers from Northam’s Scandal