Drop It at the Door, LLC

data driven, verified delivery

Drop It at the Door

We deliver targeted, door-to-door literature for political or community campaigns, businesses, and organizations.

Instead of relying on volunteers, mailing every household, or handing out stacks of printed material and hoping they reach the right people, Drop It at the Door (DID) combines data, technology, professional Droppers, and verification to create accountable distribution.

Target the Right Households

Our system, Drop It at the Door or DID, for short, allows clients to define the geographic area and audience they want to reach.

Political and organizational campaigns can select households by district, precinct, or race and use available voter participation information to further refine their audience.

Businesses and organizations can select neighborhoods and geographic areas that make sense for their audience and message.

TECHNOLOGY BEHIND EVERY DROP

DID is built around an address-centered delivery system that connects geographic information, household addresses, client targeting criteria, job assignments and field delivery.

Droppers receive assigned addresses on devices, while DID management oversees jobs and delivery progress.

THE RESULT IS A SIMPLE PROCESS:

You choose who you want to reach. Droppers deliver your message. We provide accountability.

Traditional literature drops can be difficult to supervise. DID is designed to provide greater accountability through organized assignments, field tracking, delivery verification, and documented completion.

Whether you need to reach a few or a few thousand households, DID gives you a direct path from your message to their front door.

We manage the drop for political and community campaigns, businesses, and organizations.

Service with Integrity

After seeing first hand the struggles of candidates to get their message to voters, DID Founder, LaVonne Cockerell, recognized a need. LaVonne’s idea was simple; verifiable home delivery using voter data and technology. The service expanded into support for businesses and organizations with important messages, too.

Knowing that a community is only as strong and safe as how employers support their employees, DID Droppers are highly valued, highly compensated, and properly trained. DID Droppers are not Independent contractors; they are W-2 employees who have been vetted for honesty and integrity.

Neighborhoods are safer for children, the elderly and all when the majority of homes are filled with peace-loving homeowners. DID Droppers can afford to purchase a home.

LaVonne wanted a different kind of business. She wanted all employees to be able to afford a home and to put down roots. She and her employees are doing business differently.

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