Whatever money there is for political advertising, don’t spend it on the internet.
Spend it on radio and TV, and perhaps a few print media outlets.
Radio and TV still reach more people than the internet, and people certainly don’t go looking for political advertising on the internet. Whereas radio and TV are made for advertising, especially when it’s ‘free’ for the listeners and viewers.
Facebook and Google and Twitter and MSN and Yahoo don’t need the republican/conservative money during political season. People skip around internet advertising, while they can’t skip around radio and TV advertising (unless they need a snack break).
“don’t spend it on the internet.”
Would have to disagree with you. The voters, ages 18-40, spend most of their time on the internet. Very seldom do they read papers or other print media. Mostly watch YouTube instead of cable TV.
Democrats advertise heavily on YouTube; I got sick of seeing their ads constantly in the last election. Young voters will be seeing them constantly too for 2020 election.
I expect most Radio and TV will silence conservatives and Republicans by next summer. Threats from and to advertisers and legal actions against them for unrelated issues are likely.
Corporations are becoming uniformly leftist because of the nature of the market. Conservatives purchase the best products at the best price without regard to the political orientation of the producer/retailer. The Left from mild liberals on out Stalinists must make a political statement with anything they buy. So that affects the political orientation of the companies and their actions vis a vis TV and radio and everything else. They become necessarily leftist.