# Grow demand — reach, boost, promotion and sponsors

> Reach more buyers on MJX Events — your real reach numbers, boosting an event on discovery, managed promotion, followers and the notify-me waitlist, and brand sponsors.

Source: https://event.mjxtechnologies.com/docs/organisers/grow-demand

**Grow demand** gathers the tools that bring more buyers to your events in one place: your real reach, boosting on discovery, managed promotion, your followers and waitlist, and brand sponsors.

> [!PATH] Open an event › menu (☰) › **Grow demand**  ·  or on the web, account menu › **Grow (demand)** ([~/dashboard/demand](~/dashboard/demand))

It is for the **owner** account, and appears when your events are listed on **MJX discovery**.

## Your reach

The real numbers for your account — no guesses:

| Number | What it is |
|---|---|
| **Followers** | People who follow your organiser page and are told about your next event |
| **Page views (30 days)** | Views of your event pages in the last 30 days |
| **Notify-me waitlist** | People waiting for a sold-out ticket to open up |
| **Live events** | Your published events on sale now |

## Boost an event

Show an event **first on discovery** with a ★ badge for a set number of days.

1. In **Boost an event**, find the event and tap **Boost — ₹…**.
2. Confirm. The fee is added to your account and taken from your **next online payout** — no separate payment.

The event then shows a **★ Featured** badge with the date the boost runs until. (MJX can revert a boost if it was a mistake.)

## Managed promotion

Ask MJX's growth team to promote an event for you.

1. In **Managed promotion**, pick the event and, if you want to run paid ads, enter an **ad budget** (your money, passed through).
2. Tap **Request managed promo**.

MJX promotes it across owned channels at **no cost to you** — MJX takes a share only of the **extra tickets** sold through it. Paid ads use your budget. Once it is running you see the extra tickets, extra revenue and your share.

## Followers and the notify-me waitlist

- **Followers** — people who followed your organiser page. They are told about your next event automatically, so you start each event with an audience.
- **Notify-me waitlist** — when a ticket sells out, buyers can join a waitlist. When you add seats back to that sold-out ticket, everyone waiting is **messaged automatically**.

## Sponsor offers

Brands matched to your events, by city. Two things can appear here:

- **Paid sponsorships** — a brand has paid MJX to sponsor your event. You see the amount, your share, and whether it is paid to you yet (MJX pays your share after the event).
- **Brands you could ask** — matched brand leads. Tap **Ask MJX to introduce** and MJX reaches out on your behalf. MJX stays in the middle — you never see the brand's contact details until a deal is on — and you keep your share of the deal.

> [!NOTE]
> Per-event sponsor **logos** (shown on your event page and ticket) are separate — set those in Setup → highlights and partners. Grow demand → Sponsor offers is about brands **paying to sponsor**.

## Your public organiser page

All your events live together at your public page (`/o/your-name`), where people can **follow** you. Tap **Preview page** to see it. The more followers you have, the bigger the audience for your next event.

## Questions people ask

### Where is Grow demand?

In the MJX Events app, open an event and tap the menu (☰) → **Grow demand**. On the website it is the account menu → **Grow (demand)** at [~/dashboard/demand](~/dashboard/demand). It is for the owner account, and shows when your events are listed on MJX discovery.

### What does boosting an event cost?

A fixed fee for a set number of days, shown on the button. It is added to your account and taken from your next online payout — there is no separate checkout. A boost can be reverted by MJX.

### How much of a sponsor's money do I keep?

The sponsor pays MJX; you keep the larger share and MJX keeps a matchmaking fee (the exact split is shown on the page, e.g. you keep 80%). MJX pays your share after the event.