CampaignTech Archives - Page 17 of 45 - Campaigns & Elections

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

3 Ways to Harness the Growth of Digital

Non-Partisan Fundraising App Getting Warmer Reception On The Left

Progressive Tech Group Makes Case for Texting Over Robocalls

Can Free Vendors Really Meet 2020 Cybersecurity Demands?

Small-Dollar Fundraising Lessons for Down-Ballot Campaigns

Web Push Notifications: A Game-Changer for the Political World

ActBlue Isn’t the GOP’s Fundraising Problem

How to Onboard Email Subscribers the Right Way

Consultants Push Back On RNC Pressure Over WinRed

As More Investment Pours Into Democratic Startups, Growth Capital Could Be Next

Former NSA Hackers Can Provide Free Anti-Phishing Services to 2020 Campaigns

With the Launch of WinRed and Give.GOP, Will a New Fundraising Battle Emerge?

Too Many Democrats? Or Maybe Just Enough to Create the Next Political Tech Revolution

With Audio Advertising On the Rise, Can ‘Talking Display’ Cut Through?

Consultants Worried About Down-Ballot Repercussions As Silicon Valley Faces Increased Regulation

Higher Ground Labs Extends Democratic Reach With New Round of Funding

A ‘No-Brainer’ Solution For Email Deliverability

How to Plan Your Digital Campaign Budget, Logistics and Staffing

Where the Patchwork of Digital Regulation Could Lead

Programmatic Buying On the Rise for Campaigns — Even at the Local Level