CampaignTech Archives - Page 10 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

How Campaigns Should Navigate Texting in 2022

3 Ways to Leverage Technology As a Fundraiser

Democratic Startups Get Funding Boost With An Eye Toward Midterm Business Development

New Jersey and Virginia’s ’21 Elections Are Testing Grounds for the Midterms

Showcasing a Candidate’s Voice Via Email

The Urgent Need for Democratic Tech Talent

New Studies Show the Impact Texting Can Have on Voter Turnout

From First-Party Data to Privacy and Email: Four Tech Questions Answered by Industry Pros

The Conversation About Political Technology We Keep Having

CampaignTech at Home Keynote: Embracing Entrepreneurship In the Campaign Space

CampaignTech Keynote: Our Industry Has a Digital Measurement Problem. Here’s How We Can Solve It

CampaignTech Keynote: The Next Frontier: Platforms and Partnerships

Podcasts Are the (Mostly) Untapped Political Ad Platform You’re Looking For

CampaignTech Keynote: Moving Beyond Demographics to Focus on Digital Spaces and Online Behaviors

Are Email Fundraising Practitioners Ready for a Federal Crackdown?

Digital Consultants Brace For ‘Brave New World’ Shaped By Privacy Push, Broader Targeting

CampaignTech at Home Keynote: Why Empowering Organic Content Creators Is Crucial to Digital Outreach

Is Uncertainty Over The Future Of Texting Hindering Innovation?

Teamwork Fundraising, Email Design, and Recurring Donation Boxes

Digital Is Not a One-Size-Fits-All Strategy

Helm Appears Poised to Shakeup Civic Tech With Acquisition of The Tuesday Company

Why Candidates Should Hire Digital-First Operatives For Senior Roles