Inside the Comms Toolbox - Reach People on the Move
Summer means more time on the road and more opportunities to reach constituents where they are.
Radio remains a powerful way to connect during commutes, errands, and travel, especially when paired with digital, mail, and CTV.
On this day in 1776, the continental congress voted in favor of American independence from Great Britain.
John Adams predicted July 2 would be remembered by future generations with "pomp and parade... Bonfires and illuminations."
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Inside the Comms Toolbox: Blackout periods may pause outreach, but they’re a great time to build.
Film content, produce CTV/radio creative, design digital ads, and capture photography so you’re ready to deploy when restrictions lift.
Major national moments often generate constituent questions.
Telephone town halls are one of the most effective tools for responding quickly. They allow offices to connect with thousands of constituents - share updates, answer questions & provide clarity when attention is high.
On this day in 1941, the Columbia University Radio Club began airing one of the first scheduled FM radio broadcasts.
More than 80 years later, radio remains a trusted and effective way to reach constituents.
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April blackout periods are approaching for several states — but there is still time to plan thoughtfully.
Stay up to date on your state's blackout dates here: https://t.co/28P1nXTQpY
Effective constituent communication doesn't happen on just one platform.
Many offices take a core message and adapt it across channels. A Connected TV spot can become a radio script. Stills from a video shoot can be used for mail/digital. Even a CTV ad can be shared via text.
Constituent surveys can be a smart way for offices to listen & build audiences.
We’ve seen surveys generate meaningful feedback while giving constituents an easy option to sign up for updates. This approach helps offices gather insights & grow subscriber lists in a single effort
All eyes are on the Senate today.
Moments like this are a reminder of the value of having clear, prepared communications if circumstances change. We’re always happy to be a resource.
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Constituent communications is often a puzzle—budget, timing, approvals, and message all have to fit just right. We love to be part of putting it all together.
Inside the Comms Toolbox: Tax Season Communications
Tax season often brings a spike in constituent questions and information requests. Well-timed outreach can point constituents to trusted resources, reinforce that the office is available to help, and reduce repeat inquiries.
Connected TV isn’t new but its role in constituent communications is growing.
As viewing habits continue to shift from traditional cable, CTV gives offices another way to reach constituents.
The most effective outreach plans we see treat CTV as one piece of a broader strategy.
On this day in 1837, Michigan joined the Union.
As an Ohio-based firm, we’re legally obligated to acknowledge this piece of history — and to wish our neighbors to the north a very respectful anniversary.
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January 23 marks the birthday of John Hancock — a name that became synonymous with signing on the dotted line.
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January is a good time for reminders that can save a lot of scrambling later.
Planning ahead now gives offices more flexibility — and fewer last-minute surprises — as blackout dates approach.
Remember to mark your calendar for March blackout dates >> https://t.co/r7iDX3FBfl
Inside the Comms Toolbox: One of the most effective things offices can do is invest in building their online following.
Like/follow and lead generation campaigns help offices grow their audience ahead of time — making it easier to share updates throughout the year.