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There's just over four weeks left in this year's bizarre presidential race, and it's crunch time for Hillary Clinton's campaign.
From working a plethora of social platforms to testing sophisticated forms of data targeting and handling Internet trolls, the 2016 presidential election has been the most digital race in American history—making it full of lessons for marketers.
On Wednesday night, General Assembly hosted a panel in its New York office with three digital staffers from her campaign, Hillary for America, to talk about the presidential nominee's digital strategy and what they've learned since Clinton started campaigning in April 2015.
Here are excerpts from the panel, which have been lightly edited.
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