Posts tagged compliance.
Sender reputation is the carriers' running judgment of whether your traffic is trustworthy, and it decides your deliverability. Here's what shapes sender reputation, why it's hard to rebuild once damaged, and how to protect it.
Fundraising by text runs into campaign-finance rules on top of texting rules. Here's how FEC disclaimer and solicitation requirements touch text fundraising, and why the giving platform handles much of the heavy lifting.
A texting list is a database of voters' phone numbers and consent, and it deserves real protection. Here's why data security matters for a texting program, the risks of a breach, and the basic safeguards every campaign should have.
Hiring a texting vendor doesn't outsource the legal risk, campaigns can be held liable for a vendor's TCPA violations. Here's how vicarious liability works, why "the vendor did it" isn't a defense, and how to protect yourself.
Sooner or later a send goes wrong, a typo, a wrong link, the wrong list, a message sent to everyone by mistake. Here's how to handle a texting crisis, contain the damage, and recover trust with your list.
Thousands of TCPA lawsuits were filed in 2025 and class-action filings climbed sharply. Here's what the litigation numbers say about the risk environment and why they raise the stakes for non-compliant campaign texting.
The CTIA is the wireless industry association whose messaging guidelines shape what campaigns can send. Here's what the CTIA is, how its principles differ from the law, and why they affect your deliverability.
An opt-in isn't a blanket permission slip. The carrier standard expects consent for each messaging program, and treating one opt-in as a pass for everything is how campaigns get flagged.
Political texting went from an improvised tactic to a specialized discipline with its own tools, roles, and standards. Here's how it professionalized, what changed, and why the bar for running a serious program keeps rising.
TCPA claims can generally be brought for years after a violation, which is why records matter so long. Here's how the statute of limitations works, why it shapes record retention, and what it means for campaign texting risk.
501(c)(3) nonprofits can text about civic engagement but not electoral advocacy. Here's what (c)(3)s can and can't do with texting, how nonpartisan voter outreach works, and why the line matters.
When multiple candidates run as a slate or coordinate, texting can amplify them together, carefully. Here's how slate and coordinated texting works, the shared-turnout advantage, and the compliance lines to respect.