Campaign brief
Start a campaign.
Event, market, date, room, ticket path, current position, support needed, and the budget picture, assembled in your browser and sent from your own email app.
Build your briefContact
Send the event.
Two ways in. The campaign brief gathers what a first review needs. Direct email works for everything else.
Direct email
Send the event.
Include the event, city, date, venue, ticket or event link, current flyer, budget picture, and what needs support. Links to approved folders beat attachments.
Strong-fit campaigns
The strongest briefs usually have these.
Not all of them are required. Developing events and first campaigns are welcome. Say what is missing and the review accounts for it.
- A real event
- A city or market
- A date or date window
- A venue or room plan
- A ticket or event link
- Current event artwork
- A working media budget
- Access to the relevant pages or advertising accounts
- A defined audience
- Enough lead time to build and run the campaign
- A specific marketing problem
- Realistic expectations
- A responsible decision-maker
RichLife Style Promotions focuses on event marketing: the campaign around the show, not the booking or artist-management side of the business.
RichLife Style Promotions is not the event promoter, the talent buyer, the booking agency, the artist manager, the venue, the ticketing platform, the public-relations agency, the event-production company, a design studio for every possible deliverable, or the guarantor of ticket sales.