December 19, 2025 Political Marketing Agency
Every election season, the competition for voter attention intensifies. In Kentucky, campaigns need more than just television and mailers; they require imaginative, on-the-ground strategies designed for real results. American Guerrilla Marketing (AGM) stands at the forefront as the most trusted political marketing agency in Kentucky, where creativity, precision, and proven experience merge to help candidates stand out at every stage, from courthouse steps to the national spotlight.
AGM’s reputation is built on a history of delivering high-impact campaigns for renowned leaders and institutions such as Kamala Harris, Robert F. Kennedy, and the United States Marine Corps. With roots in both classic political advertising and innovative publicity methods, AGM acts as a comprehensive political campaign advertising services provider, ready to support candidates at every level: federal, state, and local.
Securing federal office is never a one-medium game. Candidates for President and Vice President working with AGM access layers of targeted outreach: hyper-local grassroots campaigns blended with the future of political digital advertising. During national conventions, AGM staff deploy teams around Kentucky’s central transit hubs and bustling convention centers to intercept potential voters with branded handouts, creative floor graphics, and guerrilla marketing-style social media activation.
Through CTV political ads, digital banners, and political broadcast advertising synchronized for moments of peak engagement, presidential hopefuls achieve a presence that persists in both the physical and digital space. Meanwhile, grassroots political ad campaigns bring customized messaging to life with precise wild postings in Louisville’s energetic Fourth Street Live! corridor or high-traffic downtown transit hubs.
For U.S. Senate races, AGM’s role as a political media buying agency comes into play. Here, strategic campaign media buying means Kentucky’s critical issues, from agriculture to healthcare, are amplified with issue advocacy advertising statewide. Wild posting networks across surrounding university districts and large-format projection advertising in iconic public spaces help turn debates into citywide talking points.
Down-ballot, races for U.S. House of Representatives benefit from deeply local tactics. Imagine branded tents at Bowling Green’s farmers’ markets, sidewalk decals pointing the way at Lexington’s innovation corridor, or commuter-hub pop-ups in Owensboro, all supported by real-time social media political ad agency coordination. Calls to action are amplified via geo-targeted political ad campaign management platforms, ensuring each neighborhood receives a message tailored to its character.
To unlock maximum exposure, AGM tailors urban guerrilla strategies for Kentucky’s four most populous cities: Louisville, Lexington, Bowling Green, and Owensboro. Each presents unique opportunities for creative, data-driven, street-level connection.
| City | Population | Campaign Hotspots | Distinctive Tactics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Louisville | ~641,000 | Main Street Station, Convention Center Blvd, | Sidewalk decals, wild postings on Entertainment Ave, mobile LED billboard trucks circling KICC, projections on stadium walls |
| Bourbon Street, KFC Yum! Center | |||
| Lexington | ~329,000 | Main Street Shops, University of Kentucky, | Snipe posters, grassroots student union campaigns, courthouse plaza posters at Court Square, LED trucks at Park-and-Ride |
| Rupp Arena, Financial Center Plaza | |||
| Bowling Green | ~79,000 | Historic District, Farmers’ Market Street, | Wild postings on historic walls, voter outreach at farmers’ markets, sidewalk decals at Financial Center Plaza, projections at Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center |
| WKU, SKyPAC, Transit Center | |||
| Owensboro | ~61,000 | Airport Parkway, Arena Gates, Waterfront Promenade, | LED billboard trucks on Airport Parkway, wild postings at Owensboro Sportscenter, grassroots campaigns on riverfront, projections at Union Hall |
| Union Hall, Riverfront Crossing |
Downtown Louisville pulses with opportunities for impactful street-level engagement. AGM’s signature sidewalk decals at Main Street Station guide thousands of commuters, drawing attention before they even reach the heart of the city. Wild postings on the vibrant Entertainment Avenue become instant conversations in the arts community. During major events at KFC Yum! Center or Kentucky International Convention Center, mobile LED billboard trucks circle Convention Center Blvd, offering visually dominant, real-time updates and slogans. On game days, projection advertising turns stadium exteriors into massive canvases for campaign branding—making political messages unmissable.
Home to a large student population and a technology-driven economy, Lexington thrives on fresh ideas. AGM’s snipe poster blitzes along Main Street Shops compete for the attention of young professionals while grassroots voter outreach campaigns activate outside the University of Kentucky Student Union. Court Square, the city’s civic heartbeat, comes alive with courthouse plaza posters, keeping down-ballot races top of mind. Meanwhile, programmable LED truck loops at the city’s Park-and-Ride exchange reinforce messages during peak commuting times.
Smaller yet culturally energetic, Bowling Green allows AGM to achieve high-frequency brand visibility through wild postings on Historic District Walls and immersive outreach at Farmers’ Market Street. Sidewalk decals at Financial Center Plaza catch downtown workers heading to lunch, and eye-catching projection advertising ads at the Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center fill nightlife with political conversation. These tightly concentrated efforts punch well above their weight, taking advantage of dense foot traffic during conventions and cultural events.
Owensboro’s riverfront charm and civic-minded culture inspire AGM to use grassroots strategies with a personal touch. LED billboard trucks cruising Airport Parkway reach visitors and locals alike. Wild posting campaigns target fans pouring into the Owensboro Sportscenter arena. Along the Waterfront Promenade, campaign teams foster two-way conversations, and projections at Union Hall anchor candidate messaging in the heart of working-class neighborhoods.
At the state leadership tier, AGM works closely with campaigns for Governor and Lieutenant Governor to build statewide name recognition and support. Visually arresting projection advertising on the Kentucky State Capitol façade creates “must-share” moments during legislative sessions, while floor decals at state fairgrounds and wild postings near university campuses keep the message resonating with urban and rural voters.
Attorney General and Secretary of State campaigns leverage courthouse-centered marketing: visually thematic posters at entry points, digital-first ad campaigns targeting young and first-time voters, and polling-place-specific voter outreach. In civic plazas across the state, AGM’s coordinated campaign teams can launch pop-ups that extend digital conversation offline, sparking wider awareness and participation.
For state legislators and judge elections, AGM’s grassroots footprint is unparalleled. From campaign-created artwork in local retail corridors to hyper-local messaging in small-town squares, each campaign activation is creatively tailored by an in-house political ad production agency. Compliance, an ever-present concern, is closely managed by AGM’s ad compliance specialists, ensuring campaigns adhere to evolving state and federal regulations.
In mayoral and city council contests, community feels tangible. Wild postings burst onto the scene in nightlife districts and along popular bus routes, while LED billboard trucks make repeated appearances in key commuter neighborhoods during early voting periods. AGM’s unique stencils guide voters from transit stops straight to polling locations, helping drive turnout with every step.
County commissioners, sheriffs, and district attorneys benefit from courthouse wild postings and county fairground projection advertising. Sports fields become battlegrounds for grassroots teams distributing branded flyers and rallying support at the most popular weekend events.
Clerk of court and school board races rarely receive the attention they deserve, but AGM changes that equation. Sidewalk decals near libraries and community centers bring hyper-local issues into everyday conversation, while social media targeting ensures even the smallest campaign’s story travels far.
AGM is more than just an ad agency for politics. As a political branding agency and compliance organization, AGM couples advanced reporting capabilities with real-time campaign optimization. Here’s what clients can expect:
Navigating political advertising cost is always top of mind. AGM demystifies the process, with clear proposal breakdowns and fast turnarounds. Whether managing a statewide CTV political ads buy or a weekend-long grassroots poster push, AGM provides a transparent look at every dollar spent from media buying to creative design to paid social.
Candidates also receive compliance-ready reporting, perfect for financial filings or internal audits. In a world where every media dollar must be justified, AGM’s approach gives Kentucky campaign teams confidence and clarity.
AGM’s leadership sets it apart. Presidential campaigns like those of Kamala Harris and Robert F. Kennedy have tapped AGM for guerrilla marketing that multiplies exposure while keeping spending efficient. The United States Marine Corps engaged AGM for military recruitment activations using sidewalk decals and street-level visuals at high-traffic conventions illustrating trust at the highest level of government advertising agency work.
Clients consistently mention AGM’s attentive, skilled, and creative approach, from top national races to city council contests in Kentucky’s smallest towns. The blend of wild postings, digital political advertising, and relentless grassroots activation drives real-world results.
For your next election, call your national campaign architect: Justin Phillips — [email protected]
