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A media and entertainment marketing agency helps a studio, publisher, event organizer, artist or creator turn attention into ticket sales, subscriptions and sponsor inquiries. Tessmont builds that system and reports it in Command, so the owner sees sales and sponsor interest next to the views.
Why do views grow while sales stay flat?
Audiences discover media on platforms that are built to keep them watching, not to send them to a ticket page or a subscription. A clip can travel widely and produce almost no sales, because nothing in it asks the viewer to act, or the path to buy has too many steps.
The approach is to connect each piece of attention to a clear, short path: a link to buy, a list to join, a reminder before the release or show date. The hypothesis the first review tests is whether content built with a sales path produces more tickets or subscriptions per view than content built only for reach.
What do sponsors want to see, and why is it hard to give them?
Sponsors and advertisers ask for audience size, demographics, engagement and what past partners received. The data usually sits across several platform dashboards, a ticketing system and an email tool, and assembling it for each proposal takes days.
The work brings those figures into Command and produces a one-page sponsor sheet that is refreshed each month from the same data. The sales conversation then starts from current, consistent numbers, and a sponsor inquiry can be answered the same week.
Why does every launch start from nothing?
A film, album, show, issue or event is often marketed from scratch, with the audience from the last one scattered across platforms the business does not own. Each launch pays again to reach people it already reached.
The plan builds an owned list, email, WhatsApp or app notifications with consent, fed by every release and event, so the next launch begins by telling people who already said yes. Command reports sales by channel, and the owned list is tracked as its own channel.
Does this work for individual creators and artists?
Yes, on a smaller scale. For an individual creator the units are usually brand partnership inquiries, paid community members or product sales, and the same three moves apply: a clear path from content to sale, a sponsor sheet that stays current, and a list the creator owns.
What the first ten days produce
- Map each platform and tool where audience, ticket and subscription data sits today.
- Add a short, trackable path to buy or subscribe on the next piece of content and the next event or release page.
- Draft the first sponsor sheet from current figures, with the period and source shown for each number.
Do you produce content or videos?
The work plans what content needs to do and builds the sales paths around it. Production usually stays with your team or production partners, and Tessmont can brief them.
Can you help sell tickets for a single event?
Yes, though the strongest plans treat each event as the start of a list for the next one, so the second event benefits from the first.
Do you work with advertising and PR agencies?
Yes. Agencies are planned like professional services, around qualified new-business inquiries and consultations.
How do you price?
How we price is set out on one page, at /pricing/.
How do I start?
Book the free 30-minute call with the Director, CA Mohammed Baaqar Shariff. He looks at how your audience turns into sales and sponsor interest today, and gives you three practical actions.