Before the loop, the foundations
Without a collection point under your direct control, every euro spent on advertising builds someone else’s database. Foundations are built once and stay owned by the venue.
Website, ticketing, pixel, menu, promoter portal
Tools we develop in house (not third-party licences), configurable around the venue’s needs rather than a vendor’s catalogue. It’s the same process-automation practice behind our AI Audit.
- Website or landing page with an event calendar, editable in house and indexable by search engines.
- QR-code ticketing and guest lists with door validation: the point where ad spend becomes attributable to a ticket sold.
- Pixel and conversion API, to make every euro invested traceable down to the actual transaction.
- Digital menu on a QR code, with the pixel installed: whoever opens it becomes an audience you can re-engage.
- Promoter and staff portal, so you know which collaborations actually bring people through the door.
Awareness
How do people who don’t know me find out I exist?
Meta and TikTok Ads on cold audiences
Campaigns on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok built for people who don’t know the venue yet, with creative that holds up for an audience starting from zero.
Google Demand Gen, connected TV, Spotify
Reach channels outside the social ecosystem, to switch on once the measurement base is in place.
Local SEO and brand disambiguation
Making sure whoever searches for the venue finds the venue, not a third-party portal or a same-name location.
Google Business Profile and listings
An up-to-date profile, reviews looked after, one single info line number consistent everywhere.
Engagement
They’ve seen us, but are they actually interacting with us?
Social management, 7 days a week
An editorial plan aligned to the event calendar across Instagram, TikTok and Facebook: a daily presence, not a noticeboard for flyers.
Content production
Filming during the night, vertical reels built around the first three seconds, a consistent graphic system for every event.
Conversation management
Replies to comments and messages, table requests routed into the booking system instead of getting lost in chat.
Consideration retargeting
Campaigns aimed at people who already interacted or visited the site, keeping interest warm ahead of the conversion phase.
Conversion
What does it cost me to fill Friday night?
Per-event promotional workflow
For every event, separate campaigns along a fixed timeline: preparation, awareness, traffic to ticketing, retargeting on abandoned carts, final push.
Abandoned-cart retargeting
Recovers people who started a purchase without finishing it, and builds up visibility on an already qualified audience.
Google Search on brand queries
Catches people already searching for the venue, before they end up on a third-party portal.
Presales, coupons, tables and lists
Managed event by event on the owned ticketing platform: every sale is a tracked conversion event.
Retention
How do I bring back people who already came, without starting from scratch every time?
WhatsApp CRM on Cloud API
The venue’s own database, with bookings and guest lists stored as owned contacts, and bulk sends segmented by behaviour.
Email marketing
Lists, segments and automations: welcome, event reminders, reactivation of dormant contacts, post-night follow-up.
Birthday automation
Wishes and a dedicated offer sent on their own on the right day, with no manual work week after week.
Audience sync to Meta and TikTok
The database becomes active targeting: people who already bought are the basis for finding people like them.
It’s not a ladder, it’s a loop. The contacts collected in your own database become the basis for the lookalike audiences used to find new people. That’s the point where acquisition cost starts falling instead of rising, season after season.
Outside the four levels
Event organisation and production: building the seasonal calendar, booking and managing artists and formats, running the night itself. A weak event can’t be saved with advertising — you can only pay more to promote it. Over twenty years in North-East Italy nightlife.
A meeting, not a price list
The proposal is built after looking at the venue’s real numbers: attendance, seasonality, what is already in place and what needs building from scratch. A first contact ends by scheduling an intro meeting.
Benhanced — Borgo San Giovanni 19, Portogruaro (VE), Italy