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DesignBoxed

Political Organizations

Surat, Gujrat 23,676 followers

Political Research & Advocacy Organisation

About us

DesignBoxed Creatives is a Political Election Campaign Management organisation with a proven track record of victory. We have a consolidated presence, both in the offline and online sphere. We are the only company with a dedicated team of ground team professionals amassing of real time and pertinent data, giving an unparalleled edge, expanse and conclusivity to our campaigns. At DesignBoxed we understand that every, every cause, and every campaign is unique. That's why we help our clients create strategies that ensure positive engagement and connection with audience on an individual level.

Website
http://www.designboxed.com
Industry
Political Organizations
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Surat, Gujrat
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2011
Specialties
Strategy & Consulting, Strategic Communication, Political Campaign Management, Digital Media Strategy/Marketing, Social Media Management/Marketing, Technology & Data Strategy, Competitive Intelligence, Campaign Management/Consulting, Media & Public Relations, politics, and political communications

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  • Did Congress play a calculated move in Karnataka by giving two political bigwigs enough space to lead? Naresh Arora deciphers this move while speaking with Pallavi Ghosh in the context of DK Shivakumar becoming the new Chief Minister of Karnataka.

  • Exciting political happenings all across the country, but do they truly have any long lasting impact on the nation's political environment? Watch DesignBoxed co-founder Naresh Arora decode these happenings one by one in an insightful conversation with Pallavi Ghosh for her show 'Shondesh With Ghosh'. https://lnkd.in/g2fuMrkP

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    Is Visibility the Strategy? I’ve been designing political communication for years now. Recently, while researching for a campaign, I went back and watched speeches from fifteen, twenty years ago. Within minutes, I found myself switching the playback speed to 2x. Then I looked at political communication today. Prime Minister Modi transformed Indian political messaging into something visual, immediate, and iconic. President Trump rewrote the rules entirely by throwing out the rulebook, leaning into repetition, provocation, and constant media disruption. And now, every major campaign globally follows a similar pattern. Shorter. Punchier. Less room for nuance. More emphasis on the memorable phrase. Visual composition matters as much as the argument does. This is not just a stylistic shift, something systemic has changed. Which makes me ask: -Is this evolution natural? -Evolution is inevitable. But the deeper thought is this: Are algorithms built around how we are naturally evolving as communicators? Or are we evolving according to how algorithms are training us to communicate? Platforms have created invisible hierarchies for what survives and what doesn’t. Content that is instantly graspable, emotionally resonant, and designed for rapid sharing gets amplified. Nuance gets buried. So communicators adapt. Politicians adapt. The entire ecosystem adapts. I adapt too. I design within these constraints. Every message gets evaluated through new filters: -Will this stop the scroll? -Will this clip travel independently? But simultaneously, I’m working hard for the actual substance. The real information voters need. The message that shouldn’t disappear just because it is harder to make viral. That tension defines modern political communication. How do you maintain effectiveness within algorithmic constraints without reducing real information to mere visibility? Because what’s happening isn’t neutral. Platform mechanics are not just distributing political messages. They are actively reshaping what politics becomes. SO the real question is: Are we aware of this loop? And more importantly: Can we design with intention within it? What are your thoughts ??

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  • लड़ने के लिए लड़ना है या जीतने के लिए लड़ना है? इतनी उम्र और वरिष्ठता के बावजूद भी ये मेहनत, ऊर्जा और समर्पण अशोक गहलोत जी को एक विराट व्यक्तित्व वाले नेता की श्रेणी में खड़ा कर देता है। चुनाव को औपचारिकता समझने और करो-मरो जैसा समझने की प्रवृत्ति में अंतर समझाते नरेश अरोड़ा: #InsideOutWithMeghaPrasad

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