CampaignTech Archives - Page 16 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

How Influencers Can Help Expand Your Advocacy Program

Platforms Are Struggling To Discern Between Political And Everything Else

Digital Platforms Expand Offerings to Connect Campaigns to Freelancers

What Twitter’s Ad Ban Will Mean for Campaigns

From Cash Prizes to Meet-or-Go-Home Deadlines, Which Email Tactics Will Survive 2020?

How to Take Advantage of YouTube’s Instant Reserve

The Kitchen-Sink Approach On Digital Might Just Pay Off

Campaigns and Groups Ignore Wikipedia at Their Peril

Early Signs Indicate Campaigns Aren’t Ready for California’s Digital Privacy Law

TargetSmart Launches New Mobile Data Partnership

How Apple’s iOS Update Highlighted Polling’s Current Struggle

AI Gets Top Billing In New GOP Incubator Investments

How Trump Will Fight Impeachment Online

How Campaigns Can Capitalize on the Growth of Podcasts

New Tech ‘Disrupts’ Political Ad Industry, Empowers Local Candidates

What Campaigns Need to Know About Alexa Donations

Amazon Kicks Off the Era of Smart Speaker Donations

Digital Consultants Make Push for Transparency

Maximize Your Social Media Reach With Content Curation

Could Targeted Digital Content Persuade Trump Voters to Jump Ship?

Facebook’s Changes Have Consultants Shifting Strategy

The Danger of Smartphone Microphones as a Political Weapon

The Big Difference Between Republican and Democratic Digital Fundraising

Artificial Intelligence, Social Listening, and Converging Screens