- Does direct mail still work in political campaigns?
- Yes. Mail remains one of the most trusted voter contact channels, especially for older, high-turnout voters and local races where digital alone doesn't reach every household. Paired with digital and SMS, it reinforces the campaign message across channels.
- What is peer-to-peer SMS outreach?
- Peer-to-peer texting lets real campaign volunteers send one-to-one messages to voters. Unlike mass robocalls or blast texts, P2P supports replies, questions, and personal follow-up — making it one of the highest-engagement tools for GOTV and volunteer recruitment.
- Can you send pictures and videos via text?
- Yes. MMS messages can include images, GIFs, short videos, and event graphics. They're especially effective for event invites, candidate introductions, and shareable GOTV reminders.
- How do you target the right voters with mail and SMS?
- We start with the Florida voter file and layer on turnout history, party registration, modeled persuasion, geography, and custom lists. That targeting keeps the program efficient and makes sure the right message reaches the right voter at the right time.
- How quickly can a mail or SMS program launch?
- SMS can launch within days once voter lists and scripts are approved. Direct mail typically needs one to two weeks for design, print, and postal processing. We plan both around the campaign calendar so nothing misses a key window.
- Is SMS outreach compliant with political rules?
- We follow carrier guidelines, opt-in requirements, and campaign finance disclaimer rules. Opt-outs are processed immediately and all spend and messaging is documented for compliance reporting.