By
Leah Soffer
From school boards to the US Senate, candidates nationwide are beginning to file and start running their campaigns. That’s why our team is so excited to announce the launch of a new product that helps candidates across the country create their logos and branding.
This new platform is a one stop marketplace for semi-custom campaign brand kits. That means you’ll get a campaign logo, color scheme, and fonts for your campaign. The kit will include logo graphics resized for all of your social media platforms – and it’s all yours to keep, print, and share wherever!
Plus, we have digital ad and mail templates on our existing SpeakEasy Political platforms that match all of these logos, so you’ll be all set with a cohesive brand experience throughout all of your paid media.
Right now, we’re gathering user feedback on our product before a big launch in the coming weeks. And if you want to join our beta, there is still time and our team is excited to connect. During the beta phase, you’ll get the full suite of brands to choose from and get your logo, social graphics, colors, and fonts all for $99!
Got questions? Feel free to shoot us a note at [email protected] or sign up to chat here.
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