3x tracked return on your next on-sale. Or you don’t pay.
We install the Ticket Engine: every sale traced from ad to scan, so you know which creative filled the room and which didn’t.
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- 30 minutes
- You keep the findings
For people who sell dated tickets.
- ✓You sell dated tickets: shows, club nights, festivals
- ✓You already run Meta ads for announces and on-sales
- ✓Tickets sell, but you can’t tell which ad sold them
- ✓You have another date on the calendar
- ×You haven’t run paid ads for an event yet
- ×Nobody answers DMs or table requests the same day
- ×You want targeting that makes a weak lineup sell
It’s rarely the flyer. It’s everything after the click.
Promoters can name the ad they liked best and nothing about what it sold. Ticket counts come from a dashboard the ad account has never seen.
Checkout sits on a ticketing page you don’t own, so the purchase never reaches Meta with a value attached. Meta optimizes toward whoever clicks.
The announce is a lineup, a date and a link, with no reason to buy now rather than at the door. An event has one date.
Usually one of three things, none in a ticketing report:
Nodded at two of these? Book the call.
- Ticketing platform and ad account report different numbers
- Reach looks strong; the door scan count doesn’t
- You can’t say which ad sold a single ticket
- Walk-up outruns advance, so you never know what you presold
- Table and GA messages sit unanswered until tomorrow
- Every on-sale starts from zero; past buyers go unused
One call. A straight answer.
We look before we talk
Send the event and the spend; we read the ad account and checkout path first.
We trace the leak
Tracking, offer, creative, follow-up: we find where the click stops becoming a scanned ticket.
You leave with the fix
A diagnosis and three moves, timed to your next on-sale.
What they say. In their own words.
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What promoters ask before they book.
What if checkout sits on a ticketing page you do not own?
Send the event and the spend. We read the ad account and the checkout path first. The purchase never reaches Meta with a value attached. Meta then optimizes toward whoever clicks.
Why do the ticketing platform and the ad account disagree?
Ticket counts come from a dashboard the ad account has never seen. Promoters can name the ad they liked best. They cannot say what it sold. We trace where the click stops becoming a scanned ticket.
Will a targeting change make the next date sell?
Targeting will not make a weak lineup sell. The announce is a lineup, a date and a link. It gives no reason to buy now rather than at the door.
Why does answering DMs the same day matter?
An event has one date. Table and GA messages sit unanswered until tomorrow. Nobody answering the same day is a reason not to book the call. We read follow-up alongside tracking, offer and creative.
Who keeps the buyer audiences if the work ends?
You own every asset and audience we build. The work is month to month if you hire us. You keep the findings from the call.
Find the leak. Fix it before the next on-sale.
Thirty minutes on your last on-sale and your next one.
- Month to month if you hire us
- You own every asset and audience we build
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