Over the past few years, women voters have become increasingly integral in determining election outcomes. Not only do women represent half of the population, they also have been found to vote at higher rates than men.
In a competitive political landscape, a strong advertising strategy is necessary to stand out. Learn how multiscreen can help you optimize your campaigns.
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A political campaign is a microcosm of a branding effort. In a condensed period of time, the brand (a candidate) must establish awareness, determine accurate targeting, and effectively create emotional connections that resonate through a transaction – casting a ballot.
The notion that “cable is dead,” couldn’t be farther from the truth, especially for political campaigns. Learn more about TV advertising’s impact on election outcomes.
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The 2022 midterm election was a milestone for political advertisers. Campaign spending reached an impressive $8.9 billion – more than double the spend of the 2018 midterms – while the growth of digital and streaming inventory for political advertising presented new opportunities for advertisers, and many seized the chance to expand their marketing toolbelt.
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Reaching the modern voter requires balance – and news is not enough. Advertisers looking to sway voters need to identify where they can optimize their budgets and allocate funding accordingly — it’s all about balance.
As midterm elections draw near, it should come as no surprise when political ads flood TV commercial breaks. Traditional TV has long served as the foundation for many successful political ad campaigns. But new research reveals that political advertisers who rely solely on traditional TV – particularly, cable news channels – are likely to be missing out on some audiences.