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TULSA’S SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT PARTNER FOR GREAT EVENTS

GREAT Content Today, Tomorrow, or All Year Long

We capture and post it all: real-time content during your event, next-day recaps, and promotional content for next year.

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YOUR EVENT SOCIAL MEDIA PARTNER

Neat Media House is your go-to partner for event social media coverage. We handle the planning, the on-site shooting, and the posting strategy, so your event doesn't just get documented; it gets seen. We capture the moments as they happen and get content out fast, while people are still talking about it.

Festivals, corporate gatherings, live performance, doesn't matter. We show up, capture it, and post it with a plan behind it, not just a phone and a hashtag.

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  • Video Recaps

  • Short-Form Video

  • Photos and GIFs

  • Drone Footage

Events that perform have content that performs.

Brands & Events That Trust Us

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Getting started is easy

01

Meet With Our Team

If you want to improve how your event looks on social media, our team would love to talk.

02

Develop a Plan

We partner with you to create a messaging and content strategy designed to help you accelerate your event's social media presence.

03

Amplify Your Event

Our team captures your event's key moments. Attendees will relive it, proudly share it, and already be excited for what's next.

We make promoting events easy and worth it. Speak with one of our experts today.

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Jono Horry

Chief Executive Officer