In this episode of the Campaign Trend Podcast, Eric Wilson chats with Makena Kelly, senior writer at WIRED, to unpack one of the most intriguing dynamics shaping political behavior today: the rise of online fandom as a force in electoral politics.
If you want higher-performing posts, you need to treat comments as part of your content strategy instead of an afterthought.
A poorly chosen domain name, a weak website, or missing email capture in Q1 may seem small, but by Election Day, they’ve shaped who finds you, who supports you, and who shows up.
After disappointing but unsurprising losses earlier this month, Republicans are asking what it will take to reverse course.
More Mamdani learnings, inside the Dem v GOP digital divide
It’s less a free market and more a living ecosystem with its own internal gravity.
A campaign war room X account wins when it moves fast, stays focused, and drives the message. Every post should push your core story and give allies what they need
The Substack primary, Democrats' spam culture
A war room account is a dedicated campaign channel that allows your team to operate at the pace of online conversation.
Advertising Meta fights $35 million penalty over Washington’s political ad law Courthouse News “McKenna explained that requiring Meta to identify which ads may fall under the law is expensive
Campaigns are no longer just about candidates. They’re about the people who power them.
Meta ads EU shutdown causes headaches, active vs passive news consumers
