Find the fit.
Athlete casting built around your brand, your sport, and the content you need.
CASTING & BRIEFSFor the brands moving sport forward
INDEPENDENT SPIRIT. HANDS-ON EXECUTION.More play.
Less chasing.
Ambassador & content programs
for independent golf and tennis brands.
We handle the moving parts.
GOOD BRANDS DESERVE TO GET OUT THERE.SCROLL TO GET INTO IT ↓
01 / WHAT WE DOYOUR BRAND. OUR FOLLOW-THROUGH.
YOU BUILD
THE BRAND.
WE RUN
THE PROGRAM.
The right athletes. A clear brief. Content that actually makes it back to you.
We run the day-to-day of ambassador and content programs for small golf and tennis brands. From the first introduction to the final report, we keep the details moving so your team can focus on what’s next.
Put a program in motion ↗Keep it moving.
Briefs, coordination, follow-ups, and content collection. One place to keep the program on track.
PROGRAM OPERATIONSClose the loop.
Usage tracking, payment coordination, and reporting. Know what’s ready, what’s cleared, and what comes next.
DELIVERY & REPORTING02 / THE POSSIBILITIESILLUSTRATIVE PROGRAMS — NOT CLIENT WORK
SMALL START.
REAL DIRECTION.
A focused campaign to start.
A recurring program to build on.
ILLUSTRATIVE PROGRAM
An on-course content pilot.
A small group of golfers. A focused product brief. Content with an everyday point of view.
These examples show how a program could work. Athletes, deliverables, usage rights, and timing are agreed for each brief.
03 / HOW WE WORKA LITTLE STRUCTURE GOES A LONG WAY.
FROM “WE SHOULD”
TO “IT’S HAPPENING.”
Start with
the brief.
Tell us what you’re building, who you want to reach, and what your team needs off its plate.
Build the
right program.
We agree the athlete fit, deliverables, usage, timeline, and scope. Then we coordinate the work.
Deliver.
Learn. Repeat.
Review the content and reporting together. Build on the campaign with ongoing ambassador management when it makes sense.
04 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND ITDIRECT LINE. REAL PEOPLE.
MEET YOUR
POINT PEOPLE.
You work directly with the founders.
From the first brief to the follow-through.