Streaming, music and media
Plan creator roles and formats around releases, catalogue discovery, subscriptions and audience participation.
TCE helps media and entertainment brands connect creators, talent, formats and release moments so audiences can discover, understand and participate in the work.
See the planning model
Category position
Planning decisions
Define whether the campaign must earn a first play, subscription, ticket action, follow or continued attention.
Choose whether creators introduce, interpret, interview, perform, review or extend the release into their community.
Plan activity before, during and after launch so the story does not depend on one publishing moment.
Confirm music, footage, artwork, talent, clip, territory and paid-use permissions before production.

What TCE manages
Plan creator roles and formats around releases, catalogue discovery, subscriptions and audience participation.
Develop guest, clip, collaboration and distribution plans that fit the programme and creator audience.
Connect anticipation, access, live coverage and post-event assets through one audience plan.
Use authors, readers and specialist creators to introduce ideas, titles and editorial work with clear rights.
Category coverage
Match book creators and editorial voices to the genre and intended readers. Agree review copies, sponsored formats, disclosure and publication dates. Define whether the objective is readership, subscriptions or book purchases before choosing tracking.
Agree the episode topic, host integration and licensed clips. Place disclosures and destination links where the audience can find them. Review episode and clip performance separately and state any tracking limitations.
Common questions
Creators can introduce the work, add context, interview talent, participate in a format or direct audiences to an approved listening, viewing or ticket path.
The timing depends on the release. A useful plan can include anticipation, launch participation and follow-up instead of placing every asset on one day.
The creator should have a real relationship with the genre, format or audience. Access and creative roles should fit that established interest.
Yes, when the agreement covers creator, talent, music, footage, platform, territory and duration rights for the intended use.
Signals can include qualified attention, ticket-page visits, sales where tracked, live participation, content response and post-event viewing.
Yes. The plan can include creator collaborations, guest formats, reviews, extracts, launch moments and distribution around the approved work.
Start with the category decision
Discuss a media and entertainment brief