Bronze
$450
- 1,000 votes offered
- $0.45 per vote
- Your name on every one
- Full reach report
You are not buying attention. You are offering votes to an audience backing a talent, and your name appears at the platform's busiest moment.
From the directory, or because an organiser approached you. You see its audience, its discipline and what it has already carried to the end.
A volume, a price, a reach: the whole edition or one specific phase. And a deadline.
Every offered vote carries your name at the moment somebody backs their talent. You do not choose who benefits.
People reached, followers gained, real cost. At the deadline, what went unused comes back to you.
Your name does not appear in a banner people close. It appears just after the gesture, when somebody has just backed a person they love. And they are offered the chance to follow you.
Figures from a real demonstration campaign, given as an example.
It is not the same product. The audience buys the right to choose; you buy reach, in bulk, and we do the distributing.
$450
$1,900
$4,800
$13,000
Indicative grid: each organiser sets their own packs. The tier, though, is set by Noowow and means the same everywhere.
A classic campaign fades when it stops. Here, every place that saw your votes keeps your name, and the platform answers for it.
By phase and by season. The line stays after the competition.
Each work's public breakdown names its brands. Never its voters.
Before the gesture, we say who is offering. Right into the feed.
The conversion happens at the busiest moment, never before.
Your sponsorship record and your tier, held by the platform. Nothing to maintain, nothing to prove.
Every fan sees, on their own line of the ranking, what you offered them.
You are not paying for impressions or clicks: you are paying for real backings, one by one, with your name on each. Nobody else sells that.
The tier is derived from what you actually spent, converted to US dollars by us, never from a negotiated label nor from a number of votes. A tier reached is never lost, and several brands can hold it.
They are not negotiable, and that is precisely what makes your presence acceptable inside somebody else's competition.
A pool of offered votes at the scale of the platform, of a discipline or of a region. Your name at every voting moment, right into the feed.
Every public competition, or the vertical that looks like you: singing, dance, esports.
An edition's own sponsors come first. Your pool tops up, it replaces nobody.
You commit a volume, you pay for the votes actually offered. The balance comes back.
A brand that has backed twelve competitions has a history everybody can see. Your sponsorship record is public, and it grows with you.