Virginia Delegate Campaign Media Creation
Budget: $3,000 – $5,000 USD
I’m gearing up for my 2027 run for the Virginia House of Delegates and want to lay a solid digital foundation now. The campaign’s core theme is clear—“Made in America”—and every piece of content should reinforce that idea in a way that feels authentic to voters across the district.
Your first focus will be Facebook. I need a consistent stream of engaging posts, compelling copy, and eye-catching graphics that can spark conversation and be easily shared. Think short, punchy messages, district-relevant imagery, and data-driven scheduling that keeps the page active without looking spammy.
Alongside day-to-day social content, I also need a polished video spot (30–60 seconds). It should introduce my background, tie my policies to local concerns, and leave viewers with a memorable “Made in America” hook. Whether you cut in Adobe Premiere, Final Cut, or DaVinci, I’m after broadcast-quality storytelling with clear calls-to-action for volunteering and small-dollar donations.
Deliverables
• Three-month Facebook content calendar with post copy, suggested visuals, and optimal publish times
• Ten ready-to-go static or carousel posts (Canva, Photoshop, or similar source files included)
• One 30–60 second campaign video: script, filming guidance, full edit, captions, and an export suitable for both Facebook feed and paid ads
• Brief performance guide outlining how to track reach, engagement, and share metrics so we can iterate efficiently
If things click, I’m open to expanding into print pieces or speech refinements later, but the immediate priority is social media content and that flagship video. Let me know how you’d tackle the message, your preferred tools, and a rough timeline to hit these first milestones.
Your first focus will be Facebook. I need a consistent stream of engaging posts, compelling copy, and eye-catching graphics that can spark conversation and be easily shared. Think short, punchy messages, district-relevant imagery, and data-driven scheduling that keeps the page active without looking spammy.
Alongside day-to-day social content, I also need a polished video spot (30–60 seconds). It should introduce my background, tie my policies to local concerns, and leave viewers with a memorable “Made in America” hook. Whether you cut in Adobe Premiere, Final Cut, or DaVinci, I’m after broadcast-quality storytelling with clear calls-to-action for volunteering and small-dollar donations.
Deliverables
• Three-month Facebook content calendar with post copy, suggested visuals, and optimal publish times
• Ten ready-to-go static or carousel posts (Canva, Photoshop, or similar source files included)
• One 30–60 second campaign video: script, filming guidance, full edit, captions, and an export suitable for both Facebook feed and paid ads
• Brief performance guide outlining how to track reach, engagement, and share metrics so we can iterate efficiently
If things click, I’m open to expanding into print pieces or speech refinements later, but the immediate priority is social media content and that flagship video. Let me know how you’d tackle the message, your preferred tools, and a rough timeline to hit these first milestones.