Vote.org partnered with AdQuick to reach as many voters as possible across 10 states to boost turnout during the 2018 elections.
In a matter of weeks, AdQuick's platform allowed Vote.org to easily find and book over 1,800 pieces of inventory from 26 different media owners -- resulting in a campaign viewed nearly 1 billion times by 33 million Americans.
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In a matter of weeks, AdQuick's platform allowed Vote.org to easily find and book over 1,800 pieces of inventory from 26 different media owners -- resulting in a campaign viewed nearly 1 billion times by 33 million Americans.
The communications team of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in Santa Clara County partnered with AdQuick to communicate urgent health information to a large and diverse population during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Miami community members partnered with AdQuick to encourage Silicon Valley tech talent to "move to Miami."
Within just one month, the campaign, which was geo-targeted for San Francisco, ended up going viral and was seen by approximately 45 million people.
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Within just one month, the campaign, which was geo-targeted for San Francisco, ended up going viral and was seen by approximately 45 million people.
AdQuick partnered with Change.org, the world's largest petition platform, to raise awareness for the Justice for Breonna Taylor Act in Kentucky.
Targeted billboards garnered over 95% reach in Lexington and 99.99% in Louisville, with frequencies of 15 and 19, respectively.
Ultimately, the Justice for Breonna Taylor Act Change.org campaign collected 10 million signatures -- the second highest number in the website's history.
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Targeted billboards garnered over 95% reach in Lexington and 99.99% in Louisville, with frequencies of 15 and 19, respectively.
Ultimately, the Justice for Breonna Taylor Act Change.org campaign collected 10 million signatures -- the second highest number in the website's history.
