Campaign services
Party and committee programs: one digital operation for every candidate on the slate.
A committee buys differently from a single campaign. It can share data across races, buy media at scale, scout candidates before the filing deadline and fund the down-ballot work no single race would pay for. These five programs are built for that, and each one is priced and scoped for the committee rather than the candidate.
Compliance built in: verification, disclaimers, texting registration and voter-data handling. How it works
What is included.
Shared data
One voter file, audience and results platform for every candidate in the program, with each campaign's data walled off. The committee sees the whole ticket, and no campaign sees another's data.
Pooled buying power
Statewide media buys and message alignment negotiated once, at committee scale, instead of race by race. Down-ballot candidates who could never buy streaming TV alone get it as part of the ticket.
Digital candidate scouting
Scorecards run on prospective candidates before primaries, to surface under-funded, high-potential races early. Recruitment chairs and caucus leadership get facts before the filing deadline.
Web builds for small-budget races
Persuasion hubs the committee funds for candidates who could not otherwise afford one, on a shared template with each campaign's own content and data. Your counsel confirms how that support is reported.
Shared polling and voter education
Polling access pooled across the ticket, and down-ballot voter education no single campaign would fund. Every candidate on the ballot benefits from the same research.
How it runs
How it runs, against the calendar.
- 01
Scope
The ticket, the calendar and the budget.
- 02
Build
The shared platform and the templates.
- 03
Scout
Scorecards before the deadline.
- 04
Buy
At committee scale, aligned.
- 05
Report
One view of the ticket, weekly.
Campaign work is quoted against the election date and the size of the universe, in writing, after the discovery call.
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Questions about party and committee programs
Do you work with committees and PACs?
Yes: parties, caucuses, committees and independent expenditure groups, following the coordination rules that apply to each. We check for conflicts before any engagement.
How is each campaign's data protected inside a shared program?
Each campaign's data is walled off in its own accounts. The committee sees the ticket-level view; no campaign sees another's data.
How do we get the program deck?
Ask for it in the discovery call form on this page, with your committee's name in the organization field. The strategist who calls will have the deck ready.
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Platforms and tools
Platforms we run every day.
Advertising, analytics, commerce, CRM, web, streaming and AI tools across all of Position One's work.
Google Ads
Meta Business
YouTube
Amazon Ads
X Ads
Reddit Ads
Snapchat Ads
Facebook
Instagram
Google Display & Video 360
Google Marketing Platform
Google Search Console
Google Maps
Google Business Profile
Apple Maps
Semrush
Ahrefs
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
Looker Studio
Hotjar
Shopify
HubSpot
Salesforce
Webflow
WordPress
Netflix
Hulu
YouTube TV
Prime Video
HBO
Max
Paramount+
Peacock
Apple TV+
Disney+
Roku
Tubi
Fubo
Samsung TV Plus
Plex
OpenAI
Claude
Anthropic
Grok
xAI
Adobe
Adobe Photoshop
Microsoft PowerPoint
Canva
Microsoft
Apple
Platform inclusion does not imply partnership or certification.
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- Your goal, and where you are starting from.
- Which of our services fit, and which do not.
- The next step, and what we need from you to scope it.