Campaign Infrastructure
Builds the organisation: strategy, structures, operations, procedures and training.
Explore the divisionServices are engaged individually, in packages by lifecycle stage, or as a full multi-year programme. A client who buys one service is served to exactly the same standard as one who buys all of them.
Builds the organisation: strategy, structures, operations, procedures and training.
Explore the divisionProduces and runs everything the public sees and hears, at volume and to one standard.
Explore the divisionEstablishes what is true and reports it honestly, especially when it is unwelcome.
Explore the divisionTurns intention into policy, and policy into language ordinary people understand.
Explore the divisionBuilds and runs the platforms, the data and the security beneath everything else.
Explore the divisionKeeps the organisation connected to citizens, permanently and in both directions.
Explore the divisionThe written case: why this candidate should win, who decides the contest and what path leads to a majority.
The organisation and the rhythm: who does what, how decisions are made, and the procedures that make it repeatable.
Turning goodwill into organisation: registration, induction, deployment, recognition and retention.
Structured modules with written session plans and honest assessment, so capability stays with the client.
A checkable manifesto where every promise carries a name, a place, a date, a mechanism and a verification route.
The complete visual and verbal identity, with the asset library and standards that keep it consistent.
Everything the campaign publishes, at volume, from one library, with an approval workflow.
Press engagement, kits, interviews, debate preparation and the media log.
Speeches built from the client's own plan and in the client's own voice.
Owned channels run to the same weekly message as everything else.
A visual record produced to a standard that is still usable in four years.
Specification, proofing, supervision and installation verification.
Designed, conducted and reported studies with honest margins and stated limitations.
Indicators, dashboards and evaluation cycles that measure whether anything is working.
A standing capability to detect, verify and answer within the news cycle.
A rehearsed sequence for when something goes wrong, including when it is the client's own fault.
Situation room, agent coordination, monitoring, escalation and lawful conduct.
Turning a manifesto into a programme of government, ready to execute on day one.
The voice, channels, cadence and delivery reporting for a client in office.
Technical policy turned into plain language, visuals and answers.
Scorecards and annual reports that publish the late commitments as well as the delivered ones.
Structured, continuous engagement with everything raised logged and routed.
Fast, accessible, maintainable sites your own team can update.
The systems political operations need, with data governed and returned at exit.
Transparency portals, delivery scorecards and public information systems.
Senior counsel with options, trade-offs and a written record of the reasoning.
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| Package | Contains | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation | Strategy, manifesto, identity, structures, training, technology set-up | A client two years out who intends to be ready |
| Campaign | Operations, creative production, media, digital, ground, research, monitoring | A client in the election year |
| Election Day | Situation room, agents, monitoring, rapid response, conduct support | Any client, as a short defined engagement |
| Transition | Programme of government, first hundred days, communication set-up, scorecard design | A client who has just won |
| Governance | Government communication, delivery reporting, engagement, research, platforms | A client in office |
| Full Cycle | All of the above, on a multi-year engagement | A client who intends to still be here in ten years |
Fees are quoted per engagement after a short paid assessment. We do not publish rate cards, because a rate card either overcharges the small client or undercharges the complex one.
Every engagement begins with a short conversation about what you are trying to achieve and what already exists.