Your consultant does mail. Your treasurer does the filings. Nobody on the stack owns the website, so it gets built by a volunteer on a template the week before ballots drop. I build it properly, host it through election day, and answer the phone when it needs changing.
Teresa Warren and Coyote Hill USD are fictional. The site is real.
Home, Meet the candidate, Priorities, Endorsements, Get Involved, Donate, Contact. Your colours, your photo, your words.
ActBlue embedded as an amount grid, not a button that leads somewhere else. Pinned to the header at every screen size.
Signup, volunteer, endorsement and yard-sign forms, landing in your email tool rather than a spreadsheet nobody opens.
A ZIP check on the home page that tells voters whether you’re on their ballot, and sends everyone else to the volunteer form.
Google Workspace on your domain with two-factor turned on from day one.
“Paid for by” and your FPPC number as a boxed, legible design element, not grey text in the footer.
Fast cloud hosting, daily backups, SSL, security monitoring, and edits included. No contract.
Half the campaign sites I researched were dead domains. Win or lose, yours switches to a thank-you page and the domain stays yours.
The build is the full site plus the campaign plumbing: ActBlue, the forms, the ZIP check, the disclaimer box, and campaign email on your domain if you don’t already have it. The monthly is hosting, security, daily backups and edits, through election day.
Call or email. Same-day reply, evenings included within reason. I’m in Amador City and in Sacramento most weekdays.
No spam. No list. Just me.