It's exciting to see Democrats building momentum and planning for a successful 2026 Midterm and beyond! See you at BISC next week!

These 4 things should be the cornerstone of any post you create – and you can learn more about those by visiting our website 😉

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Our Denver team spoke to the many pitfalls that cities fall into when using social media and the importance of using your ATMS (no not the one for transactions):

Authenticity, Tone, Messaging and Shareability.

People want to love their cities; to support them when things are going well, and to be informed when things are happening. Social media allows for that direct line of communication so they can have their voices heard.

A vast number of Americans use social media to get their news and information – by not utilizing social media, you're missing out on reaching your neighbors, constituents, and residents that are the most passionate and invested in what it is you are doing.

Read all about how to get your organic posts in order, and more: competeeverywhere.com/2025/03/marc...

If you aren't tapping into your ATMS — authenticity, tone, messaging, and shareability — you’re leaving serious impact on the table.

It was especially meaningful to win this in Texas, as our award was for our work with Julie Johnson – the freshman Congresswoman from Dallas!

Check out our award-winning video here

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Social media is where constituent conversations are taking place, and we're excited to help cities rethink how they engage with their communities!

Learn more about our robust social media services: competeeverywhere.com/what-we-do/s...

At our education session, The Engagement Gap: The Massive Social Media Opportunity Cities Overlook, we explored how cities can move beyond one-way messaging and foster real conversations with their communities.