Reach your people

One list for the whole campaign. Import a spreadsheet or a voter file, tag it, find and merge the duplicates field by field, and cut a list any tool can send to.

Every campaign runs on four conflicting spreadsheets and finds out at GOTV. One list, deduped, means the text blast and the mail file and the call sheet are talking about the same people.

Write one message and send it out email and text at once, with each channel formatted for itself.

When something happens at 4pm you do not have time to open three tools. This is one composer and one send.

Real broadcast email to a segment of your list, with the legal footer, unsubscribe handling and suppression built in rather than bolted on.

It is the email tool you would otherwise pay a separate vendor for, except the list is the same list your field and fundraising tools use, so an unsubscribe here is honored everywhere.

Send two subject lines to a slice of the list, measure which one opens better, then send the winner to everyone else.

Subject line is most of open rate and everyone guesses. This stops the guessing for the cost of a slightly delayed send.

Peer-to-peer texting built for the rules — quiet hours, opt-out handling, carrier limits and revocation enforced by the system, not by remembering.

TCPA mistakes are expensive and the rules are not intuitive. Having the compliance in the send path rather than in a training document is the difference between a campaign that texts and a campaign that gets a letter.

Every reply lands in one inbox, pre-sorted so persuadable voters, questions and opt-outs float to the top instead of drowning in “stop” and “ok”.

A blast of 20,000 texts produces thousands of replies, and the four that matter are somewhere in there. This is what makes replying at scale survivable.

Branching questions over text — ask, and the follow-up depends on the answer.

It is a phone poll that people actually answer, and it doubles as a persuasion contact: someone who just told you what they care about has told your whole campaign, on their record.

Write the release, then pitch it to your press contacts individually rather than as a visible blast.

Reporters ignore mass emails and they are right to. This sends real individual pitches from your own imported press list — it is your relationships, worked properly, not a media database you rent.

Draft posts with AI, schedule them on a calendar, and publish to your connected accounts. A post is marked published only once the provider confirms it went out.

Scheduling tools that mark things done on their own say-so are how campaigns discover on Monday that Friday’s post never ran. Here the status follows the platform, not the intention.

The 10DLC and Campaign Verify registration walked through step by step — brand, campaign, and the political vetting carriers now require before a campaign can text at all.

This process is the single most common reason a campaign’s texting program starts three weeks late. Being walked through it in order, with the state saved, is worth more than any feature in this module. Sends go out on the campaign’s registered number.