CampaignTech Archives - Page 20 of 45 - Campaigns & Elections

Moving Social Media Forward Ahead of Next Year’s European Elections

Trade Group Successfully Targeted Voters On Waze Ahead of Midterms

Lessons from 2018: The Rise of Peer-to-Peer Texting

Childcare, Digital Filings, and Home Security: Compliance Takeaways for Next Cycle

Designing Digital Strategies for Social Change

The Digital Lessons of Election 2018

Text Emerged As A Top Tool In 2018 As Democrats Take House, GOP Holds Senate

Boosting Your GOTV Texting Program

How to Spend Your Last $10,000 Online

An Early 2019 Battleground: State-Based Digital Ad Regulation

3 Big Digital Questions Heading into the Midterms

Democrats Tap Startup for Digital Organizing Down the Stretch

Democratic Digital Consultants Worry Campaigns Falling Back On Traditional Media

Facebook Purges More Than 800 ‘Inauthentic’ Accounts

Digital Consultants, Data Vendors Navigate Uptick In Targeting

How To Choose The Right Volunteer Tech Partners

Building a Cybersecurity Culture in the Campaign Space

How Facebook Strategy Has Evolved In 2018

Digital Ad Industry Group Reveals Guidelines For Political Ad Icon

Facebook Expands Effort to Expose Fake Video

Despite An Uptick In Digital Spend, Top Senate Races Still Dominated by TV

Campaigns Grapple with How to Counter Trolling and Threats

Are Your Digital Ads Persuading?

3 Ways to Strengthen Your Email Program in 2018