Connected campaigns · Indianapolis area
One plan.
Carried across
every channel.
A focused idea that travels through your website, print materials, email and social — designed as one set, by one person.
Why it matters
Separate vendors.
Disconnected results.
When a web developer, a printer and an outreach person each work independently, the campaign feels like it. One person carrying the whole thing keeps the message, the look and the timing consistent — without the coordination overhead.
How I workThe campaign pieces
One idea.
Every piece matches.
The exact pieces depend on your goal. We agree on the scope in writing before the work starts.
The plan and the idea
The goal, the audience, one clear message and a plain list of the pieces the goal needs, with dates worked backward from the event or launch.
Website or landing page
An event page, a landing page or a section of your existing site, designed to match the rest of the campaign and updated along with it. Learn more ↗
Print and promotional artwork
Yard signs, flyers, shirts, brochures, banners and trade show graphics, designed and prepared as production files for your printer or a production vendor. Learn more ↗
An email in the campaign's identity for the people who already know you. Who writes it, sends it and manages the list is agreed up front. Learn more ↗
Social graphics
Graphics and templates in the campaign's look for the channels your audience uses. Posting and day-to-day management are agreed separately. Learn more ↗
A search foundation, when it matters
If the goal depends on people finding you, search work is scoped as its own piece rather than assumed. Learn more ↗
How it works
One conversation.
Everything flows from it.
From the first goal-setting talk through the finished pieces — one person, one point of contact.
- 01 / LISTEN
Set the goal
We talk through what you need people to do, the date, your budget range and what you already have.
- 02 / AGREE
Choose the pieces
You receive the pieces, responsibilities, review points, timing and costs in writing to approve.
- 03 / MAKE
Design them together
The idea and the web, print, email and social pieces are designed as one set and reviewed at agreed points.
- 04 / CARRY
Launch and follow through
Files go to the printer or platform, pieces go live in order and a change is made once.
About the illustration above: The connected-campaign scene is original Get Big studio artwork — an illustrative concept showing how pieces can work together. It is not a screenshot of a client project. Actual client work is published only with permission.
Common questions
Before
we start.
How much does event marketing cost for a small festival in Indianapolis?
Cost depends on which pieces the event needs, how many, and what has to be printed. After we talk it through, you receive a written scope and fee to review before approving. Printing and other outside costs are identified separately. See the pricing page for how projects are priced.
Do I need an event marketing agency for a church festival?
Get Big can bring the plan, design, print files and outreach together for a local festival. You work directly with Kraig, and the scope identifies the pieces needed and the suppliers involved.
What can a connected campaign include?
Depending on the goal: the plan, the event website or landing page, yard signs, shirts and flyers prepared as production files, and the outreach pieces that get people to show up. Exactly which pieces are included is written into the scope.
How far ahead should we start planning our festival marketing?
It depends on the pieces you need and your suppliers. Print, shirts and signage each have their own lead times, and those are worked into the scope before work starts. The earlier the conversation, the more options are open.
Let's plan it together
Tell me about
the campaign.
A free review is a useful place to start — it helps identify which pieces your business needs and what a realistic plan looks like.
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