Before the event
- Announcement and on-sale
- Tickets, line-up and programme
- Artist and campaign pages
- Travel and practical information
- Search visibility and audience capture
Start a ProjectDigital & Creative / Event & Festival Websites
BUILD THE DIGITAL HOME YOUR EVENT ACTUALLY NEEDS.
Websites for music events, festivals, venues and live campaigns — built around what audiences need to discover, understand and do.
Build my event site
LOCAL. LOUD. EFFECTIVE.Audience first
DON'T START WITH THE TEMPLATE. START WITH THE AUDIENCE.
Who is coming? What do they need to know? What should they do next? What changes as the campaign moves from announcement to on-sale, event day and beyond?
We plan the site around those questions so it can carry the campaign from first announcement to event day — and give people a reason to come back afterwards.
The outcome:
A clear digital home for discovery, tickets, programme content, practical visitor information and mailing list sign-up.
How the work moves
FROM AUDIENCE TO IMPROVEMENT.
The site plan follows the campaign, the content and the action the audience needs to take.
- 01Audience
- 02Goals
- 03Site plan
- 04Content
- 05Discovery
- 06Tickets
- 07Visitor experience
- 08Audience relationship
- 09Publish
- 10Improve
A live campaign needs a live digital home
BEFORE. DURING. AFTER.
What someone needs six months out is different from what they need at the gate. Line-up and tickets matter early; travel, timings, access and practical information become critical as event day approaches.
During the event
- Mobile visitor information
- Programme and schedule
- Directions and venue details
- Practical updates and useful content
- Confirmed accessibility information
After the event
- Galleries and retained content
- Next-event discovery
- Ongoing search value
- Stay-in-touch communication
- A stronger next campaign
Content that earns its place
BUILD THE INFORMATION PEOPLE ACTUALLY NEED.
An event or festival site can support the content that fits its audience, scale and operating reality. Not every site needs every section.
- Event overview
- Tickets
- Programme
- Schedule
- Line-up
- Artist profiles
- Venue
- Travel
- Accommodation
- Food & drink
- Vendors & exhibitors
- Accessibility
- FAQs
- Sponsors & partners
- Announcements
Built to sell the event
MOVE THE RIGHT PERSON TOWARDS THE RIGHT ACTION.
Clear ticket buttons, mobile-first pages and focused campaign destinations reduce the distance between interest and the ticket page. Where available, consent-aware analytics can show which pages and calls to action need attention.
Search and discovery
MAKE THE EVENT EASIER TO FIND AND UNDERSTAND.
We build crawlable page structures, useful metadata, structured information, clear event and artist content and meaningful internal links. These foundations help search engines and AI tools understand the event, without promising rankings or citations.
From website to audience
DON'T LET THE RELATIONSHIP END AT THE TICKET LINK.
Where it fits the campaign, the site can invite people to sign up for line-up news, event updates or what comes next — clearly, consensually and on terms they understand.
- 01Discovery
- 02Useful experience
- 03Action
- 04Stay in touch
- 05Next campaign
A focused alternative
ONE CAMPAIGN. ONE AUDIENCE. ONE CLEAR JOB.
A full website is not always the answer. Some campaigns need one focused destination built around the announcement, on-sale, release or ticket push.
A campaign site can explain the moment, direct the audience and connect the next action without adding unnecessary structure.
Managed digital growth
BUILD IT. RUN IT. IMPROVE IT.
A launch is not always the finish line. Need us to stay involved after launch? Ongoing hosting, updates and support can be included as part of the website service. Ongoing support is available, not compulsory.
- 01Content and line-up updates
- 02Programme and visitor information
- 03New campaign pages
- 04Ticket links and next steps
- 05Search and ticket-page improvements
- 06Hosting, maintenance and ongoing support
- 07Post-event transition and next-campaign preparation
Ready to make some noise?