An 11-day, full-throttle "What's My Name" sprint built to put Sidney Muldrow in front of every persuadable Los Angeles voter before they cast a ballot on June 2.
You're not buying a campaign. You're buying eleven days of compressed, mayoral-tier marketing execution from an agency that has spent eighteen years building brands, running political work, and turning short timelines into measurable visibility. The creative anchor is the "What's My Name" concept — name-forward, hook-driven, spelling-reinforced so a write-in voter can find you on the ballot and spell you correctly.
This proposal is built on one principle: clarity beats ambiguity. The scope is fixed. The number is fixed. The timeline is fixed. Everything below is what gets done, what it costs, and what it requires from you to start.