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Whether you’re currently in campaign mode or exploring a potential run for office, we’re excited to share with you our webinar highlighting the best practices for direct mail and digital media for political campaigns.
Regulations around political ads are ever-changing (we’re looking at you Facebook, Twitter, and Google). With that in mind, this webinar dives into the latest campaign-tested strategies for moving your message. Our experts provide an overview of the media landscape, best practices, and actionable tips that you can apply to your campaign media strategy.
If you’re looking to learn more about campaign media, we invite you to check out our free e-books:
12 Must-Know Facts About Digital Media for First-Time Candidates and Campaign Managers and 7 Key Components of Effective Political Mail.
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We are SpeakEasy Political, the leading tool for campaigns and organizations to easily create high-impact digital media and direct mail campaigns. By leveraging innovative media strategies and our brand building experience, our tech powers Democratic candidates and causes up and down the ballot. SpeakEasy’s Consultant Studio was also built to support consultant teams with leading data, strategic targeting, and comprehensive ad tech to serve as your backend media buying operation.
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