CampaignTech Archives - Page 12 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

Democratic Caucus Series: Email & Fundraising

3 Digital Trends In Georgia Point To How Google Could Help Sway Vote

Republican Caucus Series: Digital Advertising & Strategy

Democratic Caucus Series: Digital Advertising & Strategy

Digital Political Advertising In 2020: What We Learned

Despite Victories Down Ballot, Republicans Can’t Continue To Ignore Campaign Technology

What’s Next In the Fight Against Disinformation?

Two Early Takeaways From Biden’s Digital Program

Did Tech Fail Down-Ballot Democrats?

Facebook Extends Ad Ban, Which Has Dems Worried About Georgia Runoffs

What Does a Few Hundred Million Buy You On Digital?

Where To Engage Your Digital Audience Beyond Facebook

Two Weeks That Will Define Campaigns’ Relationship With Facebook

Securing Your Digital Assets Post-Election

Your Campaign is Short on Time. Target the Right Audience with the Right Message Today

In a Year Dominated by Digital GOTV, Social Pressure Is Playing a Big Role

6 Lessons From A Large-Scale Digital Canvassing Campaign

Campaigns Are Trying A New Email Strategy: Content Over Clickbait

Getting Last-Minute Digital Ad Spend Right

Digital Consultants Push Back on Facebook Post-Election Ad Ban

The Mistakes Your Social Media Program Is (Probably) Making

Study Knocks OTT Streamers for Transparency, But Political Ad Buyers See Opportunity

P2P Texting and the TCPA: What Campaigns Need to Understand About Compliance

3 Ways To Ensure Your Digital VBM Program Delivers