ONE MINUTE / THREE PUBLIC SIGNALS

Find the room before you plan the campaign.

Start with a fictional sample or set six quick choices. Get a focused shortlist with the evidence and unknowns still attached.

Sample uses a clearly fictional beverage-awareness brief. Event records remain public and current.

BRIEF BUILDER / NYC

Six choices. Three clear signals.

Scores explain public-record compatibility. They do not predict attendance, trust, pricing, or outcomes.

Sources + methodologyunfold

Source details appear after the first search.

Public signal score: event-language and vertical fit 30, campaign-goal fit 25, audience suitability 15, geography 10, timing 10.

Excluded: obvious load-ins, load-outs, setup records, duplicates, out-of-scope boroughs, and youth events unless families are selected.

Never scored: Host trust, willingness, pricing, capacity, and relationship fit.

Choose a sample or build your own brief to start.

Research contextunfold

These sources support the product hypothesis. They do not influence event scores or establish campaign outcomes.