Promote your event, sell tickets, and land sponsors from one platform
Running an event usually means you're the marketing team, too — promoting it across every channel, selling tickets, chasing sponsors, and trying to get press coverage, often solo or with a tiny team. Cheeky Merlin gives you real content, a registration landing page, paid ad campaigns, and the same sponsorship-closing tools an agency would use for a client, all in one place.
What event planners & coordinators deal with every day
If none of these is familiar, this probably is not the page for you.
- Promoting an event across social, ads, and email with no dedicated marketing staff
- Building a registration or ticket page without hiring a developer
- Chasing sponsors with no real pipeline to track who you've pitched and what they'd pay
- Getting local press or media coverage for the event with no PR team
- Everything on a hard deadline — the event happens on a fixed date whether marketing is ready or not
Built for how you actually work
A real registration landing page
A hosted, on-brand page for ticket sales or RSVPs — built with the same page builder agencies use for client campaigns, not a generic form tool.
Campaign Builder for ticket-sale ads
A real AI-drafted paid ad plan — budget, platform, objective, and ready-to-paste ad copy — built for driving ticket sales or registrations by your event date.
A sponsorship pipeline, not a spreadsheet
The same prospecting, AI price suggestion, and e-signed contract tooling agencies use to close clients — used here to track sponsors you're pitching and get a sponsorship signed without starting from a blank contract.
PR pitching for local coverage
Real contact tracking and batch pitching to land press coverage for the event — the same tool a PR firm would use, pointed at your event instead of a client.
Content and social scheduling on autopilot
AI-drafted captions and posts scheduled in advance across platforms, so promotion keeps running even during crunch time before the event.
Questions, answered
Can I actually sell tickets or take registrations through Cheeky Merlin?
Is this useful for a one-time event, or only ongoing use?
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