Democratic Strategist

Digital Campaign: Digital In-House or Hire a Firm?

Apr 16, 2020 by Claire Regan

Digital Campaign In-House or Hire a Firm?

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Political Advertising Agency vs. Traditional Advertising Agency

May 05, 2016 by Joe Fuld (he/him)

What Is the Difference between a Political Advertising Agency and a Traditional Advertising Agency?

As a political advertising agency, we work with campaigns and groups all over the country and it never fails that in many conversations, the candidate’s spouse uncle, cousin, works or has worked in advertising.  We sometimes compete with traditional advertising firms and I have had folks ask me the question what is the difference between a political advertising agency vs a traditional ad agency? The answer is a there are lots of differences. 

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Good Political Consulting Firm Traits

Jul 03, 2014 by Ben Holse (he/him)

A Good Political Consulting Firm is Hard to Find

A Political consulting firm comes in a variety of different shapes and sizes. Each undoubtedly has its own strengths, weaknesses and areas of expertise. However, regardless of the medium in which they specialize, there are a few traits that stand out in any good political firm. Below is a general, but crucial list:

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Bill Redding and TCW's Excellent Adventure!

Jul 09, 2013 by The Campaign Workshop

Welcome Bill!

We're very pleased to announce that Bill Redding is joining our team as a Senior Strategist.  For those of you who know Bill, you're no doubt already aware that his political experience and expertise are impressive.  For those of you who haven't yet had the pleasure of working with Bill Redding, here's a quick rundown of his excellent, pre-TCW adventures:

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Independence from Student Loans

Jul 04, 2013 by Joe Fuld (he/him)

Want independence from student loans? As we break for the Fourth of July, we have students throughout the country facing a greater burden of debt. This is an issue that not only affects students; it affects our economy as a whole. Yes, Congress should act to retroactively decrease the rise in student loan rates, but there is still more that can be done.

I run a business where collectively my eight employees have hundreds of thousands of dollars of student loan debt—that is the norm these days. To make matters worse, there is little as an employer that I can do to help them.

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