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UK politics
fromHer Campus
4 days ago

Influencing The Electorate: How To Be A Politician In 2025

Politicians increasingly operate as brands, using social media and trends to blend governance with influencer-style content to reach younger, attention-limited audiences.
Marketing
fromHer Campus
1 week ago

Fall 2025 Marketing Campaigns That Did It Right

Targeted, culturally resonant digital marketing and clear, shareable creative can convert online engagement into tangible electoral support, as demonstrated by Zohran Mamdani's mayoral campaign.
fromForbes
1 month ago

3 Marketing Lessons From Zohran Mamdani's Campaign

The name is Mamdani: M.A.M.D.A.N.I. When Zohran Mamdani corrected Andrew Cuomo for mispronouncing his name at the New York City mayoral debate, it was immediately turned into a viral TikTok sound: remixed with Gwen Stefani's " Hollaback Girl." The sound has been featured in user-generated content surpassing 100 million views on TikTok. Remarkably, Mamdani was polling at 1% a year ago, and few New Yorkers recognized him. By the end of the campaign, Zohan Mamdani had mobilized a grassroots movement of 100,000 volunteers.
New York City
fromThe Drum
1 month ago

The media reason there will be a surge in 'anti-woke' brands

Fast-forward to today and the original DTC wave has since dissipated. Digital and social customer acquisition costs are much higher, driving traffic is more competitive, direct-to-consumer is no longer a differentiator, and venture capital has significantly dried up now that money is no longer dirt cheap. It would seem that the large brands and the rest of the market have closed the last remaining ad arbitrage opportunities-or have they?
Marketing
fromThe Nation
2 months ago

Robert Redford Sounded the Alarm About Our Corrupted Politics Over 50 Years Ago

A television commercial is a way of selling a product. A candidate's bid for votes should be a higher order of expression...with moral implications for the kind of people we are...and the kind we want to become. But, increasingly, candidates are merging the two...selling themselves like an underarm deodorant... in commercials just long enough to pound in some mindless slogan...that cheapens candidate... and voter alike,
US politics
Marketing
fromDigiday
4 months ago

Brands navigate political tightrope amidst heightened culture war risks

Brands are increasingly cautious in their marketing strategies to avoid political backlash in a polarized environment.
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