CampaignTech Archives - Page 13 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

Why CTV Is Key For Political Advertisers This Election Cycle

Democratic Organizing Platform Adds Automation While Empowering Volunteers

With Facebook’s New Ad Ban, the Race For Inventory Is On

Finding Meaning In Your Social Media Metrics

3 Media Strategies To Bolster Your Digital GOTV Program

After The Pivot: How Democratic Digital Vendors Have Navigated COVID

What The Biden-Harris Rollout Tells Us About Digital In 2020

How To Take Advantage Of Social Listening Down The Stretch

2020 is a Moving Target: 79% of Voters are Considering Opting Out from Political Ads

Adobe Exiting Political Ad Business

Digital Out of Home Advertising Is Having A Coming Out Party, Will Candidates Turn Up?

How Campaigns Can Adjust If Facebook Goes Dark

Experts Warn Lack Of Discussion Impeding Cybersecurity Preparedness

The Potential Fallout From a Facebook Political Ad Blackout

Potential for Texting Crackdown Looms Large Over 2020

Where Will Campaigns Turn If Facebook Goes Dark On Political Ads?

How Knowing Your Online Turf Can Help Stop the Spread of Disinformation

Survey: Online Activism Has Increased During Pandemic, Opening New Avenues for Campaigns

Brands Are Pulling Ad Dollars From Facebook, What If Campaigns Follow?

Consultants Fighting Burnout As Industry Adapts To Virtual Campaign

How To Fill the Facebook Ad Void

Facebook Unveils Political Ad Opt-Out Feature, Voter Registration Center

The Chase For Political Tech Startup Funding Shows the Market’s Limitations

Google Search Results Will Make or Break 2020 Campaigns