What about Meta and Google rules for political advertising?
Both require verification and disclaimers for political advertising and restrict certain targeting. We complete verification in advance, because getting an account restricted mid-campaign is expensive and entirely avoidable.
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What does a political image campaign actually involve?
Constituency and ward-level issue mapping, positioning built on verifiable work, a monthly content calendar, daily creative production, event and ground activity coverage, speech points and announcement…
Can you produce content in Marathi and Hindi?
Yes. Language is matched to the constituency audience rather than to convenience. Content is produced in Marathi, Hindi, or English as the ward requires, often in…
Will you buy followers or run fake accounts for us?
No. Beyond being dishonest, these tactics are increasingly detected by platforms and by opponents, and the damage when they surface is worse than any benefit. We…
How do you handle the model code of conduct?
We work within it and keep records accordingly: what ran, where, when, and what it cost, in a form that can be submitted. Where content requires…
Can social media engagement predict election results?
No, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling confidence they do not have. Social response is not a poll. It tells you which themes people respond…
How do you measure political communication?
Reach within the relevant geography rather than total reach, which content themes generate genuine response, tone of response over time, and how a specific issue moved.…