CampaignTech Archives - Page 19 of 45 - Campaigns & Elections

What Your Texting Vendor Probably Isn’t Telling You

In The Era of Realignment, Data Vendors See Opportunity

Why Reddit Could Be the Facebook of 2020

The Era Of Unquestioned Digital Media is Over

3 Digital Lessons from the U.S. for European Campaigners

Deepfake Videos Pose a Long-Term Threat to Campaigns

Digital Consultants See Channels Maturing As Spending Increases

The Left Has a New Forum to Assess Digital Tools

A Texting Strategy Lesson from the Shutdown

How A Digital Consultant Articulates Impact

Some GOP Fundraisers Skeptical of Their Side’s New ActBlue ‘Rival’

Study Finds Digital Ads Can Boost Millennial Turnout

How AI-Assisted Messaging Can Help Democrats in Shutdown Fight

As 2020 Heats Up, So Does the Email Fundraising Debate

Armed With $5.5 million, Democratic Startup Incubator Opens Application Window

Democratic Digital Strategists Chart Next Steps Amid Budget Concerns

Remembering a Political Tech Pioneer

Why European Campaigns Should Invest in Social Media Listening

Enhancing Your Digital Advocacy the Right Way

FEC Green Lights Use of Campaign Funds for Personal Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Experts: Latest Attack Reveals Need for Stronger Industry-Wide Protocols

How The Market For Advocacy Software Is Shifting

The Next Big Digital Battle: Finding Staff

Why Winning the Smart Speaker Vote Is the Next Digital Frontier