CampaignTech Archives - Page 14 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

How Social Media Has Powered America’s Racial Justice Protests

Advice for Holding Large-Scale Digital Events During COVID-19

The Best Free Digital Advertising Is On Reddit

What Does It Take to Do Digital? Some Consultants Say Not a Digital Background

E-Signatures On the Rise For Ballot Measures During COVID

Why Campaigns Should Pivot To Online Customer Service During COVID

What Campaigns Should Be Doing On Facebook Now

Is 2020 the Year Of the Digital Staffer?

How To Get the Most Out Of Your Virtual Town Hall

Ways to Break Out of that Virtual Slump

Why Campaigns Need To Rethink How To Secure Their Communications

Supreme Court Decision In TCPA Case Could Lower Costs For Campaigns

Another Round in the Digital ‘Build vs. Buy’ Debate

Investors Look to Boost Democratic Startups With COVID Funding Round

Which Side Will Win the Innovation Battle?

How to Get the Most Out of Your Expanded P2P Program

How COVID-19 Could Reshape Digital Persuasion and GOTV

Lessons from Making the Switch to Digital Organizing

3 Advocacy Technology Trends Amid Coronavirus

Campaign Audiences Are Suddenly a Moving Target Online

4 Tips for Online Trainings In the Time of Coronavirus

3 Lessons for Investing In the Next Generation of Political Tech

A Tale of Two Social Media Strategies

Below The Presidential Level, Campaigns Are Shunning Paid Ads On Snapchat