What to decide first
- The story in one sentence, and why it is being told now
- Who must be in the room, and who can meet the story later
- What a guest should do with the product: see it, try it, sit with it, or walk through it
- The pictures, interviews, and coverage the brand needs the next day
- The city and the date, checked against other nights that would split the same guests
The free 30-minute call covers the brand, the audience, the timing, and the budget. The studio shares a first idea on the call. A concept and a budget range follow within a week. Book the call.
What leaves with the guests
A room can be beautiful and still leave no story. A written announcement can name the product and still leave nobody who has held it. Experiential PR is the two jobs in one production: the room, and the path the story takes after the last guest leaves.
At this studio that path is a list of work:
- A curated guest list of press, creators, and the community the brand wants
- Press invitations
- Creator seeding
- A content plan, with photo and video capture during the event
- A results report within two weeks of the close
- A coverage report on launch and PR events
One producer stays from the first call through the report. Meghana Kondury stays on the project.
Which format carries the story
The format follows the job. The guest list and the content plan ride with it.
| Format | What leaves the room | Lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Pop-ups and brand activations | A person who has held the product | 8 to 12 weeks |
| Launches and PR events | Press and creators with the facts, the pictures, and a way to tell it | 6 to 10 weeks |
| Community gatherings | Regulars, and a reason to come back | 4 to 6 weeks for the first, then monthly |
| Immersive experiences | A picture and a feeling a guest can describe | 10 to 14 weeks |
Large launches and touring pop-ups need 12 weeks or more. Many events suit 6 to 8 weeks.
Services, with what each format includes.
What the studio's work is
The studio's work is the room and the story that leaves with the guests. A project starts when a brand needs people and the product in the same place. Guest lists, press invitations, creator seeding, and the content plan are part of that work.
Questions brands ask
What is experiential PR in India?
Experiential PR in India is a live brand event planned so press, creators, and customers can carry the story out of the room. Touch Wood Studio produces the room and that path together.
Does a pop-up count as experiential PR?
Yes, when the brief includes who is invited and how the story travels. Guest lists, press invitations, creator seeding, and the content plan are part of the work when the brief needs them.
When does the coverage arrive?
Photo and video are planned with the run-of-show. A results report follows within two weeks of the close. Launch and PR events include a coverage report.
Who is the contact?
One producer, from the first call to the report. Founder Meghana Kondury stays on the project.