Your best work lives in a showreel.
A page for every event: the client, the brief, what you did, photos and a short clip.
Buyers judge your work before they call. Your site has to show it. Every event on its own page.
A page for every event you ran, with the client, the brief and the photos. Clients, awards and the privacy pages buyers check. Built on WordPress your team can edit.
Site from €2,500 · fixed price agreed before any work · free first meeting
First step
Case by case
Every event gets its own page: the client, the brief, what you did and the photos.
Not only a showreel
9
Event case pages on the Oksijen Events site we built
40+
Client logos on that site’s references page
50+
Live WordPress and WooCommerce sites we have run
15+
Years of WordPress in the team
What we usually hear
What a buyer looks for on an agency site, and what we build
Who it is for
Built for agencies that sell to companies
Event agencies · DMCs · Congress organisers · Incentive travel
A good fit
Your next brief will be judged on your site.
- You run events for companies, not for ticket buyers.
- Your best events are filmed, but not shown case by case.
- A brief, a tender or a rebrand is coming soon.
Not a fit yet
Selling tickets to the public?
You need a booking flow, not an agency site.
See Ticket & Booking Sales.Not a fit yet
No brand yet?
A new identity comes before the site.
Come back when the brand is ready; we build to it.
Before the next brief
The agency site checklist
Thirteen things a corporate buyer looks for on an agency site. Tick what yours already does. Your ticks are saved only in your browser.
0 of 13 confirmed
Tick only what you can confirm, not what you assume. Several things buyers look for are missing. That is common for agency sites built around a showreel, and it is what we look at first. Most of what buyers check is there. The unticked items are where a pitch gets harder. All 13 in place. Keep adding each new event as you run it.
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Your work
4 checks -
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What buyers check
4 checks -
03
On a phone
2 checks -
04
Your team
3 checks
How we work
Your last pitch first, then the case pages
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01 · Look
What happens
Your Last Pitch
You show us a recent brief and the site the buyer saw. We list what they looked for and could not find.
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02 · Plan
What happens
The Case Pages
We pick the events to show first and agree one shape for every event page, with a fixed price.
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03 · Build
What happens
Design and Build
WordPress in your buyers’ languages, on a test copy you can try. Your team learns to add events.
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04 · Run
What happens
Ready for the Next Brief
Tested updates, backups and small changes every month, by the people who built it.
In production
Agency sites we have built
An event agency site built around its case pages, and a bilingual site for an events and congress agency.
FAQ
Questions agencies ask before a new site
Yes. Each event is one entry with the same fields: client, brief, what you did, photos and video. Adding one updates the event list and the homepage at once. We built Oksijen Events this way.
It is a good start. Each event page needs a few photos, a short clip and a few lines on the brief and the result. We give you the shape, and your team fills it from what you already have.
Those events can show the brief and the work without the client’s name. Or they stay off the site until you have approval.
Yes. Every page has a version per language, with a language switcher in the header. We built Global Turizm this way, in Turkish and English.
The timeline is agreed with the fixed price. The biggest factor is how fast the material for the first case pages is ready, so we start with the events you most want buyers to see.
Often, yes. If it runs on WordPress, we can usually keep it and add proper case pages. If starting again is cheaper, we will say so before any work.
