About the Author
Dallas White
Political strategist turned marketing architect. Dallas White has spent two decades inside the machinery of influence — and now he's handing entrepreneurs the keys.
Dallas White is a political strategist, brand architect, and the author of False Flags. Over a 20-year career, he has advised campaigns at every level of government — from city council races to national elections — developing the persuasion frameworks that move voters, donors, and media.
After leaving the political arena, Dallas brought those same battle-tested tactics to the private sector, helping founders and marketing teams build brands that cut through noise and command attention. His work sits at the intersection of behavioral psychology, narrative strategy, and direct-response marketing.
False Flags is his first book — a field manual for anyone who wants to understand how influence really works, and how to use it ethically and effectively in business.
20+
Years in political strategy
50+
Campaigns advised
12
States, coast to coast
1
Book that changes everything
Speaking & Media
Dallas is available for keynotes, panels, podcast appearances, and media interviews. He speaks on political persuasion, brand strategy, consumer psychology, and the ethics of influence.
Request Dallas for Your EventTopics Dallas Speaks On
The hidden playbook of political marketing
Persuasion architecture for modern brands
Why voters and consumers behave the same way
Ethical influence in the age of distrust
Media & Press Inquiries
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