Permission first
Client identity, quotation, and engagement details are published only after approval.
Results & standards
We will only publish results we can support.
AmeriCanvass does not use made-up testimonials, anonymous client claims, or numbers without an explanation. Until a client approves a result for publication, we explain our standard instead.
Our proof policy
Four rules for publishing client results.
These rules apply to future case studies, testimonials, coverage claims, and performance numbers.
Explain the work
Every result should include the date, location, service provided, and how the number was measured.
Explain the checks
We will describe the management and quality checks used during the program.
Keep it accurate
Old, disputed, or misleading claims will be corrected or removed.
What clients can ask to receive
Clear records from planning through final delivery.
The exact documents depend on the program. Your proposal can state which plans, reports, checks, and final files AmeriCanvass will provide.
- 01
Program plan
Campaign goal, voters or locations, schedule, assumptions, and client responsibilities.
- 02
Launch checklist
Staffing plan, manager roles, training, approvals, and items needed before launch.
- 03
Daily reports
Progress, staffing, quality review, field problems, and any campaign decisions needed.
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Final delivery
Completed activity, open items, verified results, campaign data, and lessons for future work.
Future case studies
Client stories will appear here after the facts are approved.
We will not fill this page with sample logos, fictional testimonials, or anonymous results. Each published case will explain the campaign goal, work provided, management approach, measurement, and information the client has approved for public use.
Common questions
Questions about results and reporting
Clear answers for campaigns comparing field companies and planning a program.
Next step
Ask for a plan that clearly explains the work.
Share the location, timing, voter-contact goal, and help you need. We will use that information to prepare the next conversation.