Nothing Stays Buried Anymore
Voters name their own words, the case for less targeting
Voters name their own words, the case for less targeting
Your candidate is giving authentic, unscripted answers on the record, on camera. Don’t waste this valuable well of untapped potential.
Court upends ad rates, what AI tells voters
The polling place has moved from the community center to the kitchen table.
Booker’s TikTok empire, forged donations in Arizona
The assumption that campaign staff are 22-year-olds passing through is wrong. They have families, mortgages, and roughly the same years in the industry as their peers on the vendor side.
An effective digital ad budget isn’t the one that touches the most platforms or reports the lowest cost per impression, but the one that reaches your target audience with the right frequency.
Ossoff's clippable speeches, X's ragebait loop
Google quietly rolled out a new verified sender program that enables candidate campaigns, PACs, and political parties to bypass Gmail’s usual spam filter.
Campaign vibecoding projects should be small and kept away from anything sensitive so you can focus on the work that actually wins elections.
Lowercase texts win young voters, Ranked choice blunts big money
On this episode of the Campaign Trend Podcast, I talk with Matthew Hanauer, co-founder of Civly about synthetic polling.