supply drop
What is the supply drop?
The supply drop was one of our first ideas that led us to found Which Side — a way for small progressive campaigns to get exactly the resources they need to run within budget.
What issues does the supply drop solve?
Campaigns know they need a website and a brand, but not necessarily about what a fair price would be, leaving them vulnerable to bigger firms. By selling web, brand, and social media products that clients can maintain and use as needed, we provide low costs and flexibility without a sacrifice in quality.
brand
We provide campaigns with a drive of assets in their new brand, and a ‘cheat sheet’ on how to use it and create more. Justin Jackson received a brand tailored to moreno valley, with strong colors and iconography that drew attention to his collateral. Justin paired branding with social and web, receiving a full site and graphic assets as well in his supply drop as well.
social media
Social media templates are also an option, helping to provide consistency and easy-to-use Canva templates. Bayly Winder received a file of 15 social media templates, covering everything from policy announcements and endorsements, to national holidays and articles.
We create designs for flyers, mailers, and even yard signs that show off the client’s brand to best effect. Neil Steininger got a print package that included an eye-catching yard sign, featuring his eye-catching brand.
web design
The essential website for a campaign, with a home page, about, priorities, and a place for volunteers and endorsements. We created a website for Deborah Nardorzzi that incorporated her existing brand and laid out her priorities cleanly.
ADD-ONS:
A ‘In the Press’ and Event page are optional add-ons, both which were used in Nardozzi’s website.
Support You Deserve
When you choose Which Side, you get the best work we can provide every time. Whether it be design or any other of our countless packages, we have what you need to take your operation to the next level.
