One of the biggest challenges facing marketing strategies for nonprofit organizations today, especially those operating on smaller marketing budgets, is how to maximize their impact and reach audiences across demographics. Social issues and political advocacy are more pronounced than ever, so it’s vital for nonprofits to make the most of their outreach efforts now.

If you work in industries heavily impacted by public opinion and policy, you know how important it is to get your message in front of the right people in power who can actually do something about it. Unfortunately, this can seem impossible.

There have been so many privacy updates and changes to data regulations that it can be hard to keep track of it all. One of the companies that has been making what seems like constant changes? Google. The tech giant recently announced that it would be rolling back FLoC. This announcement confused many advertisers because not many people were aware of FLoC or what it was.

You just got your advertising budget approved and you have an idea of how you want to spend it. There is just one fear lingering in the back of your mind.

We all know that feeling of checking on something in your fridge only to discover that it has expired. Well, like the food in your fridge, your data — the foundation of your targeted audiences — needs to be refreshed, too.

Meta, Facebook’s parent company, recently announced a sweeping ad ban - saying it will no longer allow advertisers to select terms for ad targeting related to sensitive identifying traits.