Heritage Foundation tops Forbes list for digital influence among U.S. think tanks

Kevin D. Roberts, PhD President at The Heritage Foundation
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The Heritage Foundation has once again been recognized as the leading think tank in the United States for digital influence, according to a report by Forbes. The analysis, based on publicly available data, highlights Heritage’s significant presence and activity across major social media platforms and digital channels.

Mary Vought, vice president of strategic communications at Heritage, expressed pride in her team’s achievements: “Heritage continues to lead with bold ideas and unmatched impact in the digital space. We are extremely proud of our number one ranking, which is a testament to the power of the conservative message, the strength our team, and the dedication of Heritage’s nationwide network of members and supporters.”

Despite challenges in a competitive media landscape, Heritage has managed to maintain and expand its reach. This reflects its commitment to promoting conservative values and free-market principles through effective digital engagement.

According to Forbes’ report:

– On Facebook, Heritage holds 1.9 million likes.
– On X (formerly Twitter), it leads with 742,000 followers.
– Its website attracts 1.5 million monthly visitors.
– YouTube subscribers total 453,000.
– LinkedIn followers number 102,000.
– Instagram boasts 282,000 followers.

The report also mentions that Heritage is surpassing competitors in growth on platforms like X and excels in video and editorial content. The Daily Signal, formerly part of Heritage’s media division but now independent, saw a 34% increase in X followers over the past year.

Heritage’s success demonstrates how traditional institutions can remain influential in a crowded digital environment while staying true to their core principles.



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