CampaignTech Archives - Page 26 of 44 - Campaigns & Elections

Startup Pushes Online Voting, But Can It Become Reality?

Be Wary Of A ‘Set And Forget’ Digital Strategy

Digital Consultants Taking A Wait-And-See Approach To YouTube Controversy

Consultants Sweat Alternatives As Digital ‘Duopoly’ Faces Scrutiny

What’s The Matter With Big Data?

Why Candidates Should Consider Crowdfunding

Twitter in the Age of Trump

Investors Have Embraced Snapchat. Are Campaigns Ready ?

Audience Partners’ Acquisition Could Open Up Campaign Market For Consumer-Focused Firms

6 Digital Steps to Take Before You Run

General Consultants Continue To Thrive As Digital Ascends

The Death of Data Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

Tracking Trump’s Tweets? There’s A Service for That

Why Digital Hasn’t Lost Its Luster

After 2016, Does Data-Driven Campaigning Matter?

Why Digital Consultants Need Market Projections

Europe’s Move To Limit Digital Targeting Worries Major Trade Group

The Absurdity of Tracking Political Digital Spends

How Democratic Groups Can Use Email To Combat Trump

Going From Candidate To Poli-Tech Startup Founder

Digital Ad Spending Tops Estimates

Social Media, Image and Campaigning: Bruno Le Maire’s Social Campaign

Digital Strategy and the Growth of Online Fundraising in the UK

The Debate Over Democrats’ Digital Future Is Raging