Get Your “Paid For By” Disclaimers Right
Disclaimers are an important, yet often overlooked component of digital ads.
Disclaimers are an important, yet often overlooked component of digital ads.
The thing holding most campaigns back online isn’t how often they post, but what they’re posting.
When voters come to learn the genuine article, they won’t be fooled by a fake.
Across the various platforms, a consistent pattern emerges: post in the middle of the week, in the middle of the day.
AI Mode is now default for everyone so instead of typing a few keywords, a voter just describes what they want and get a synthesized answer back.
Your ask should match the endorser’s capabilities.
Google has been incorporating site speed into its search rankings for years and gives anyone access to this information for free.
In 2026, most political persuasion isn’t happening on a public social media feed.
Press releases linger from an era when you relied on gatekeepers to carry your message to voters.
AI tools build their answers based on what they’ve already crawled. Therefore, if you can change what they find, you’ll change the answer.
Voters are already using AI to inform their decisions and your campaign needs to study these platforms carefully.
Most campaigns aren't producing enough video for social media, but the footage usually exists. The problem is that most of it never gets clipped and posted.