The loopThe loop, applied to events
Not a gallery site, a ticketing page, and a social feed that goes quiet between events — one agent that keeps proof, discovery, and ticket demand aligned, under your approval.
Site & SEO
Keep event and service pages indexable and rich with galleries and proper Event structured data, and build the local and category content that ranks — "events in <city>", "<event type> planner near me", and seasonal and venue queries. Track the intent terms that fill a calendar.
GEO — the AI answer layer
People ask AI assistants for planners, venues, or what is on in a city. The agent tracks whether the company is surfaced and builds the event, venue, and portfolio content that lets an assistant recommend it or list its events.
Content
Draft the content that books events — past-event galleries and stories, planning guides, venue and package pages, and seasonal campaign copy — in the company’s own voice from an encrypted per-customer memory, so the site and the socials feel like one team.
Social
Run Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook Events on the highlights that sell the experience — reels from past events, behind-the-scenes, and countdowns to upcoming dates — scheduled into a steady feed with your approval before anything posts.
Paid ads
Run Meta and Google ads for ticket sales and enquiries, timed to sale windows and seasons with pace and budgets managed — nothing spends until you approve the brief.
Measurement
One view across local rank, social reach, ticket sales, and booking enquiries — so the company sees which events and campaigns drive demand, and every result, including the seasonality, feeds the next plan.