Campaign planning
- Researching audiences
- Developing goals and tactics
- Creating winning content
Coalition, connection and network building
- Forging strategic partnerships
- Planning convenings
- Sustaining networks
Digital strategy
- Crafting social media strategies
- Planning and executing website strategy
- Executing paid and organic campaigns
Execution
- Providing campaign launch support
- Assessing effectiveness
- Developing tools
Opposition containment
- Developing messaging
- Providing rapid response support
- Crafting strategic narratives
Communication resources
Getting started? Give us a call or check out these tools designed to help you develop campaigns that connect.
- Winning campaigns: Planning to Win
- Foundation communication: From Big Ideas to Big Change
- Digital expertise: Digital Smarts
Partners for change
At Spitfire, we’ve led dozens of campaigns, and we’ve uncovered the critical steps that can transform bright ideas into big change. We work hand in hand to guide you through every stage of campaign planning, from defining victory and charting your course to creating your theory of influence and measuring success.
As your partner in campaign planning and management, Spitfire will help you change minds, shift policy and move the needle on the issues that matter most to you.
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