From announcement to sold out.
Online ticketing funnels, countdown creative and lead gen for premium inventory — media built for a date that can't move.
An event compresses the whole funnel into weeks.
There's no next quarter to fix it in — the show happens once. So every day of the on-sale has a job, every euro has a deadline, and the ticket platform's checkout is the only conversion that counts. We've sold out rooms this way, more than once.
Three phases. One countdown.
Ticket sales don't climb in a straight line — they spike at the announcement, sag in the middle, and panic at the end. We plan for that curve instead of being surprised by it.
The announcement spike
Capture day-one demand in full: launch creative ready before the artist posts, first-to-know lists warmed in advance.
The mid-window
Online ticketing funnels tracked to the platform's checkout, retargeting on ticket abandoners, content that keeps the hype alive.
The final push & the premium seats
Countdown creative for the last seats — and lead gen for suites, VIP tables and hospitality, closed by phone.
Sold out 16 days early — and the suites went by phone.
How the on-sale arc filled the arena floor — and targeted B2B lead gen campaigns sold out all OAKA VIP suites before the final push, capturing maximum event revenue.
