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Social media agency for leisure, events and culture
Leisure and events are the most natural thing in the world on city channels. This is exactly why people follow a city channel: they want to know what is on at the weekend. Posts from this industry are regularly among those with our biggest reach.
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berlin Post from our city channelWhat works for experiences
Show the moment, not the programme
The laughter on the rollercoaster, the walk through the installation. Nobody reads a list of programme items.
Give the date and duration
An experience with a date becomes a plan. Without a date, it remains a nice idea.
Well ahead of the date
For events, we produce in advance, not the day before. Otherwise the post appears when the tickets are gone.
Speak to groups
Leisure time is rarely planned alone. Posts that people send to someone travel much further.
How we work together
Clarifying date and occasion
One-off event or ongoing offer? The lead time depends on it.
Filming
For ongoing offers at your venue, for events during set-up or at a previous edition.
Publishing with lead time
So that there is enough time between the post and the date for people to plan.
Why a city channel suits leisure, events and culture
People follow our city channels because they want recommendations for their city. Whoever is featured there does not interrupt anyone, they answer exactly the question people opened the channel with. That is the difference from an ad, and the reason why featuring a business there works differently from a collaboration with an individual. More on this on the page About us.
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Tell us about your business
15 minutes, no obligation, no preparation needed. We tell you honestly which format works for experiences, events and culture and what can realistically come of it.
The guide Instagram for local businesses explains how a local post turns into a concrete next step such as a relevant enquiry: covering catchment area, profile upkeep and analysis.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Our event is a one-off. Is a post worth it?
Yes, if the lead time is right. What matters is that there is enough time between publication and the date for people to plan it in. Two weeks is a good guideline.
Can we sell tickets through the post?
A post cannot sell directly, but it can lead to your ticket page. In practice, the biggest lever is that people forward the post and come in twos or fours.
We are a museum, not a theme park. Does the format suit us?
Yes. Culture works well on city channels when the post shows a concrete experience rather than an institution. A single exhibition carries further than an overview of the whole museum.
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