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We all know the media environment is going to be saturated for election season. Which is all the more reason to start planning now. Here’s what the folks at M+R recommend: ANTICIPATE HIGHER COSTS and BOOK INVENTORY AS FAR OUT AS POSSIBLE: Ad spend for the 2024 election cycle is projected to surpass 2020 outlays by a whopping 30%. We can anticipate higher CPMs, particularly during the 6 weeks leading up to the election. Swing states like Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Georgia, Arizona, and North Carolina will have much higher competition. NOTE ANY PLATFORM RESTRICTIONS OR BLACKOUT DATES: The biggest restrictions we’ve come across historically are those found on Facebook and Instagram, where we anticipate a similar policy to that of 2022 for ads about social issues, elections, or politics. OPTIMIZE BASED ON THE MOMENT: Leverage unique creative to stand out among the noise. Include your CTA and key message within the first 6 seconds of your ad on social. Monitor the pace of your ad spend and increase your max CPMs/CPCs/bids on ads where you may be pacing behind. EXPECT LONGER APPROVAL TIMES FROM PLATFORMS: When it comes to self-service platforms (i.e., Google Ads, Meta, etc.), there will be longer review times given increased volume as the cycle progresses. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g7NUF5Qi #SweibelArts #MarketingInElectionYear

What you need to do NOW to make sure your digital ads program is ready for election season

What you need to do NOW to make sure your digital ads program is ready for election season

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