Netflix, which has spent heavily for its own programming, has hired Glover Park Group to build awareness of its original content on Capitol Hill.

The streaming service launched its first program, "House of Cards," in 2013.

Netflix's House of Cards

Susan Brophy, GPG’s managing director and former senior VP in Time Warner’s public policy office, is working the Netflix business.

She served in the legislative affairs unit of the Clinton Administration and was chief of staff to ex-Democratic Senators Bryon Dorgan and Tim Wirth.

The WPP company’s Netflix team includes Gregg Rothschild, legislative assistant to former Senator John Kerry (D-MA); Andrew King, deputy chief of staff to Lindsey Graham (R-SC), and Rob Seidman, legislative assistant to Kelly Ayotte (R-NH).

Netflix this month made news with the launch of interactive programming that lets viewers select the various plots the show should follow.