Yondr growth playbook

Rebuild the page around the venues already in the press: what a phone-free night looks like, how pouches and unlocking bases work at the door, staffing, phone-use areas, and the guest reaction Axios quoted. Add a short venue form (venue type, capacity, nights per week, one-off or ongoing) that goes to the Entertainment and Commercial team. Apply the same template to Comedy and Productions next.

Venue owners buy from peers, and a page that answers their first questions (cost basis, staffing, guest flow) turns press interest into qualified enquiries instead of a generic form.

[ ] One-line promise for this venue type
[ ] What a phone-free night looks like (3 steps)
[ ] Staffing and equipment: pouches, unlocking bases, signage
[ ] Phone-use areas and emergencies
[ ] Two named or press-covered examples
[ ] Guest reaction quote
[ ] FAQ: cost basis, set-up time, minimum nights
[ ] Venue form routed to Entertainment & Commercial

• Venues do not want to be named

  Use the press coverage and anonymised numbers.

• Too many small enquiries

  Use the form to route small venues to a self-serve option.

• Your websiteThe Entertainment and Commercial pages on overyondr.com (October 22, 2026): Hospitality is one sentence ("tailored phone-free solutions for hotels, resorts, bars, and restaurants") and a button; Comedy has no quotes or results; Productions has one quote; Workplace lists logos (Ubisoft+, Mazda, Amazon.com, GMC, Google, IMAX, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Paramount). Every "Use Yondr" button on these pages links to the same /contact form.Source
• Your websiteThe Press page: CNN (March 20, 2026) on phone-free shows; Axios (April 5, 2026) on phone-free bars where "guests lock their phones in Yondr pouches on arrival" at Charlotte's Antagonist and D.C.'s Hush Harbor; Daily Mail (January 2026) on UK schools; earlier Kara Swisher and Houston Chronicle pieces.Source
• HiringMarketing Manager (Entertainment & Commercial), US remote, posted October 16, 2026: "the main marketing partner for Yondr's Entertainment and Commercial team"; creates "pitch decks, one-pagers, case studies, and FAQs"; "Collect customer stories, testimonials, and examples of results"; supports "events, trade shows, conferences, and brand promotions"; supports Growth Marketing with copy for "email, social, the website"; and must "Share campaign results with GTM leaders so they can see what is working". Background in "live events, music, or venues" and "hospitality or business-to-business (B2B) marketing" preferred.Source
• HiringSenior Brand Designer (posted October 16, 2026): will "Own the look and feel of the Yondr website, designing new pages, refreshing existing ones"; design "landing pages" that "help the Demand Generation team bring in new leads"; design screens for "customer-facing digital tools like the Yondr Hub"; and the "signage, posters, how-to graphics" used when Yondr "is set up at a school, venue, or event".Source
• Your websiteYondr blog post on Billboard coverage (October 2025): Yondr pouches "have been used at more than 10,000 events around the world", "securing more than 20 million devices"; "warehouses across North America and Europe and a network of trained staff"; "Artists know we can show up in two days for a pop-up or integrate into a full-scale tour."Source

Add a proof strip (events, devices, warehouses in North America and Europe, two-day pop-ups) and a "tours and residencies" section with two or three examples already public. Move the Chappelle quote to Comedy and add a tour-manager FAQ.

Tour managers and promoters weigh logistics risk; scale and speed numbers answer that before the first call.

• Numbers date quickly

  Date the strip and update quarterly.

• Your websiteYondr blog post on Billboard coverage (October 2025): Yondr pouches "have been used at more than 10,000 events around the world", "securing more than 20 million devices"; "warehouses across North America and Europe and a network of trained staff"; "Artists know we can show up in two days for a pop-up or integrate into a full-scale tour."Source
• Your websiteThe Music page: quotes from Donald Glover, Wesley Schultz of The Lumineers and Jack White; a "How it works" paragraph; and a request for "a free demo or consultation". It gives no event counts, tour examples, deployment times or results.Source
• Your websiteThe Entertainment and Commercial pages on overyondr.com (October 22, 2026): Hospitality is one sentence ("tailored phone-free solutions for hotels, resorts, bars, and restaurants") and a button; Comedy has no quotes or results; Productions has one quote; Workplace lists logos (Ubisoft+, Mazda, Amazon.com, GMC, Google, IMAX, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Paramount). Every "Use Yondr" button on these pages links to the same /contact form.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: no H1 heading; footer "© 2025 Yondr, Inc."; the meta description is a keyword list ("phone ban, prohibición de móviles, phone pouch, bolsa or bolsita de móviles..."); offices "in California, New York, Minnesota, London, and Sydney"; quotes from Dave Chappelle and Donald Glover. Squarespace with HubSpot forms and Google Tag Manager.Source

Add three questions to the HubSpot form (who you are: school or district, venue, artist or promoter, workplace, family; location; timing), pass the page it came from, and route each answer to the right team or territory AE within minutes.

Speed to first reply drives conversion, and routing lets the new marketer report results by segment.

• Longer form

  Keep it to three extra questions.

• Your websiteThe Entertainment and Commercial pages on overyondr.com (October 22, 2026): Hospitality is one sentence ("tailored phone-free solutions for hotels, resorts, bars, and restaurants") and a button; Comedy has no quotes or results; Productions has one quote; Workplace lists logos (Ubisoft+, Mazda, Amazon.com, GMC, Google, IMAX, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Paramount). Every "Use Yondr" button on these pages links to the same /contact form.Source
• HiringSeven Account Executive, Education roles posted October 2 to 16, 2026, for Arizona/New Mexico, New York City (Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn), Denver, Atlanta, Maryland/D.C./Delaware, Richmond and Tennessee/Alabama. They prospect K-12 schools and districts by "outbound prospecting, cold calling, referrals", "respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs)", "Collaborate with existing customers to identify referral opportunities" and attend "regional and national education conferences".Source
• HiringMarketing Manager (Entertainment & Commercial), US remote, posted October 16, 2026: "the main marketing partner for Yondr's Entertainment and Commercial team"; creates "pitch decks, one-pagers, case studies, and FAQs"; "Collect customer stories, testimonials, and examples of results"; supports "events, trade shows, conferences, and brand promotions"; supports Growth Marketing with copy for "email, social, the website"; and must "Share campaign results with GTM leaders so they can see what is working". Background in "live events, music, or venues" and "hospitality or business-to-business (B2B) marketing" preferred.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: no H1 heading; footer "© 2025 Yondr, Inc."; the meta description is a keyword list ("phone ban, prohibición de móviles, phone pouch, bolsa or bolsita de móviles..."); offices "in California, New York, Minnesota, London, and Sydney"; quotes from Dave Chappelle and Donald Glover. Squarespace with HubSpot forms and Google Tag Manager.Source

Redirect each to a current offer page, or update them with this year's terms and dates. Remove dated offer pages from the sitemap when each campaign ends.

Stale offers confuse buyers mid-RFP and make the site look unattended.

• Old links in emails

  Redirect rather than delete.

• Your websiteQ4 2025 offer pages are still live and in the sitemap: /q425-offer-half-off offers "50% cost sharing on the FULL PROGRAM (up to $50,000 per district)" with "Receive program materials by December 15, 2025" and "Implement in January 2026"; sister pages for free shipping, a pilot and a UK saving.Source
• Your websiteSitemap (130 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): about 45 of 50 blog URLs are about schools, including state legislation posts for Texas, Oregon, Utah, California, Oklahoma, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New York and Alabama; state landing pages exist for Arkansas, California, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Texas; placeholder pages such as /blog-sandbox/blog-post-title-two-b9krx ("Blog Post Title Two ... It all begins with an idea") are listed; plus duplicates like /home-1, /contact-2, /roi-1 and /phone-free-schools-1.Source
• HiringSeven Account Executive, Education roles posted October 2 to 16, 2026, for Arizona/New Mexico, New York City (Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn), Denver, Atlanta, Maryland/D.C./Delaware, Richmond and Tennessee/Alabama. They prospect K-12 schools and districts by "outbound prospecting, cold calling, referrals", "respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs)", "Collaborate with existing customers to identify referral opportunities" and attend "regional and national education conferences".Source

Add one H1 that states the brand story, rewrite the meta description as a sentence, update the footer year, unpublish or noindex the sandbox and duplicate pages, and keep a monthly sitemap check.

Search engines and AI assistants read these signals first, and placeholder text undercuts a premium brand.

• Breaking campaign links

  Check HubSpot emails before redirecting.

• Your websiteHomepage: no H1 heading; footer "© 2025 Yondr, Inc."; the meta description is a keyword list ("phone ban, prohibición de móviles, phone pouch, bolsa or bolsita de móviles..."); offices "in California, New York, Minnesota, London, and Sydney"; quotes from Dave Chappelle and Donald Glover. Squarespace with HubSpot forms and Google Tag Manager.Source
• Your websiteSitemap (130 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): about 45 of 50 blog URLs are about schools, including state legislation posts for Texas, Oregon, Utah, California, Oklahoma, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New York and Alabama; state landing pages exist for Arkansas, California, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Texas; placeholder pages such as /blog-sandbox/blog-post-title-two-b9krx ("Blog Post Title Two ... It all begins with an idea") are listed; plus duplicates like /home-1, /contact-2, /roi-1 and /phone-free-schools-1.Source
• HiringSenior Brand Designer (posted October 16, 2026): will "Own the look and feel of the Yondr website, designing new pages, refreshing existing ones"; design "landing pages" that "help the Demand Generation team bring in new leads"; design screens for "customer-facing digital tools like the Yondr Hub"; and the "signage, posters, how-to graphics" used when Yondr "is set up at a school, venue, or event".Source
• HiringVP, Brand & Communications (US remote): turn the mission into "a brand story that flexes credibly across schools, live events, and commercial partnerships without fragmenting into three separate brands"; "Own social and web presence end to end"; event and trade show presence "built to convert"; "Identify and shape moments (launches, artist partnerships, cultural tie-ins) that give the brand outsized visibility relative to spend"; reports to the SVP of Marketing.Source

Add a short form (guest count, date, venue, staffed or self-run) that returns a ballpark and a planner kit: signage, invitation wording and a day-of checklist. Send the request to the events team with all details filled in.

Small events are many, fast deals; self-serve quotes keep them from tying up the team.

• Quotes taken as final

  Label them estimates.

• Your websiteOther phone-free spaces pages: Courthouses, Universities, Camps & Youth Programs, Events & Weddings (a quote from a "The Knot Wedding of the Year" couple and Forbes and The Undefeated articles), Yondr International, a student pouch artwork program, and the Hackersjack page for digital literacy.Source
• Your websiteThe Entertainment and Commercial pages on overyondr.com (October 22, 2026): Hospitality is one sentence ("tailored phone-free solutions for hotels, resorts, bars, and restaurants") and a button; Comedy has no quotes or results; Productions has one quote; Workplace lists logos (Ubisoft+, Mazda, Amazon.com, GMC, Google, IMAX, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Paramount). Every "Use Yondr" button on these pages links to the same /contact form.Source
• News coverageNBC News: school districts in 41 states had spent $2.5 million on Yondr pouches according to Govspend; pouches for large performances cost about $2 per head.Source

Write eight short case studies (two each for venues, tours, productions and workplaces) with the setting, the rollout, and one measurable result such as staff time, guest feedback or leaks avoided. Use each as a page, a one-pager and a sales email.

Case studies are what B2B buyers forward to their boss.

• Confidential clients

  Describe the setting without naming them.

• HiringMarketing Manager (Entertainment & Commercial), US remote, posted October 16, 2026: "the main marketing partner for Yondr's Entertainment and Commercial team"; creates "pitch decks, one-pagers, case studies, and FAQs"; "Collect customer stories, testimonials, and examples of results"; supports "events, trade shows, conferences, and brand promotions"; supports Growth Marketing with copy for "email, social, the website"; and must "Share campaign results with GTM leaders so they can see what is working". Background in "live events, music, or venues" and "hospitality or business-to-business (B2B) marketing" preferred.Source
• Your websiteThe Entertainment and Commercial pages on overyondr.com (October 22, 2026): Hospitality is one sentence ("tailored phone-free solutions for hotels, resorts, bars, and restaurants") and a button; Comedy has no quotes or results; Productions has one quote; Workplace lists logos (Ubisoft+, Mazda, Amazon.com, GMC, Google, IMAX, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Paramount). Every "Use Yondr" button on these pages links to the same /contact form.Source
• Your websiteSchools: "thousands of schools", support "in all 50 states and over 48 countries"; a Schools Report (2026) download; a pricing post saying the program is a purchase model averaging "$22-$25 per student"; posts on NBER research, the Hackersjack digital-literacy partnership and comparisons with Lightspeed and Faraday pouches.Source
• Your websiteThe Press page: CNN (March 20, 2026) on phone-free shows; Axios (April 5, 2026) on phone-free bars where "guests lock their phones in Yondr pouches on arrival" at Charlotte's Antagonist and D.C.'s Hush Harbor; Daily Mail (January 2026) on UK schools; earlier Kara Swisher and Houston Chronicle pieces.Source

Give every booth a QR code to a segment landing page with a show-only offer, scan badges into HubSpot with the segment tagged, and send a follow-up within 48 hours from the territory AE. Report leads and pipeline per show.

Shows are expensive; fast, routed follow-up is what turns badge scans into meetings.

• Badge data quality

  Ask one question at the booth.

• HiringVP, Brand & Communications (US remote): turn the mission into "a brand story that flexes credibly across schools, live events, and commercial partnerships without fragmenting into three separate brands"; "Own social and web presence end to end"; event and trade show presence "built to convert"; "Identify and shape moments (launches, artist partnerships, cultural tie-ins) that give the brand outsized visibility relative to spend"; reports to the SVP of Marketing.Source
• HiringSeven Account Executive, Education roles posted October 2 to 16, 2026, for Arizona/New Mexico, New York City (Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn), Denver, Atlanta, Maryland/D.C./Delaware, Richmond and Tennessee/Alabama. They prospect K-12 schools and districts by "outbound prospecting, cold calling, referrals", "respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs)", "Collaborate with existing customers to identify referral opportunities" and attend "regional and national education conferences".Source
• HiringSenior Brand Designer (posted October 16, 2026): will "Own the look and feel of the Yondr website, designing new pages, refreshing existing ones"; design "landing pages" that "help the Demand Generation team bring in new leads"; design screens for "customer-facing digital tools like the Yondr Hub"; and the "signage, posters, how-to graphics" used when Yondr "is set up at a school, venue, or event".Source

Build a page per territory: the state's current phone policy (checked and dated), local schools using Yondr (with permission), funding routes and the territory AE's calendar. Use it in every AE's outreach.

Local pages answer the first question a district asks ("what does our state require?") and give each new AE a branded front door.

• Policies change

  Date each page and review quarterly.

• HiringSeven Account Executive, Education roles posted October 2 to 16, 2026, for Arizona/New Mexico, New York City (Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn), Denver, Atlanta, Maryland/D.C./Delaware, Richmond and Tennessee/Alabama. They prospect K-12 schools and districts by "outbound prospecting, cold calling, referrals", "respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs)", "Collaborate with existing customers to identify referral opportunities" and attend "regional and national education conferences".Source
• Your websiteSitemap (130 URLs, checked October 22, 2026): about 45 of 50 blog URLs are about schools, including state legislation posts for Texas, Oregon, Utah, California, Oklahoma, Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New York and Alabama; state landing pages exist for Arkansas, California, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Texas; placeholder pages such as /blog-sandbox/blog-post-title-two-b9krx ("Blog Post Title Two ... It all begins with an idea") are listed; plus duplicates like /home-1, /contact-2, /roi-1 and /phone-free-schools-1.Source
• Your websiteSchools: "thousands of schools", support "in all 50 states and over 48 countries"; a Schools Report (2026) download; a pricing post saying the program is a purchase model averaging "$22-$25 per student"; posts on NBER research, the Hackersjack digital-literacy partnership and comparisons with Lightspeed and Faraday pouches.Source

Give partner principals a kit: a one-page result summary for their school, an invite to host a visit, and a short referral form. Thank referrers with extra equipment or training for their school.

Peer visits and referrals shorten district decisions, which often take months.

• Districts restrict gifts

  Offer training or equipment for the school only.

• HiringSeven Account Executive, Education roles posted October 2 to 16, 2026, for Arizona/New Mexico, New York City (Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn), Denver, Atlanta, Maryland/D.C./Delaware, Richmond and Tennessee/Alabama. They prospect K-12 schools and districts by "outbound prospecting, cold calling, referrals", "respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs)", "Collaborate with existing customers to identify referral opportunities" and attend "regional and national education conferences".Source
• Your websiteSchools: "thousands of schools", support "in all 50 states and over 48 countries"; a Schools Report (2026) download; a pricing post saying the program is a purchase model averaging "$22-$25 per student"; posts on NBER research, the Hackersjack digital-literacy partnership and comparisons with Lightspeed and Faraday pouches.Source

Build an approved answer library (pricing model, training, medical access, accessibility, references by state), set bid alerts by territory, and track win rates by question.

A shared library cuts response time and keeps answers accurate across territories.

• Outdated answers

  Assign an owner per section.

• HiringSeven Account Executive, Education roles posted October 2 to 16, 2026, for Arizona/New Mexico, New York City (Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn), Denver, Atlanta, Maryland/D.C./Delaware, Richmond and Tennessee/Alabama. They prospect K-12 schools and districts by "outbound prospecting, cold calling, referrals", "respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs)", "Collaborate with existing customers to identify referral opportunities" and attend "regional and national education conferences".Source
• Your websiteSchools: "thousands of schools", support "in all 50 states and over 48 countries"; a Schools Report (2026) download; a pricing post saying the program is a purchase model averaging "$22-$25 per student"; posts on NBER research, the Hackersjack digital-literacy partnership and comparisons with Lightspeed and Faraday pouches.Source

Put a QR code on base signage that asks one question ("Did phone-free make the show better?") and one optional comment, and report results to the artist and the venue. Aggregate them for sales pages.

Audience proof is what promoters and venues need to justify going phone-free.

• Artists prefer no prompts

  Make it opt-in per show.

• Your websiteThe Music page: quotes from Donald Glover, Wesley Schultz of The Lumineers and Jack White; a "How it works" paragraph; and a request for "a free demo or consultation". It gives no event counts, tour examples, deployment times or results.Source
• Your websiteYondr blog post on Billboard coverage (October 2025): Yondr pouches "have been used at more than 10,000 events around the world", "securing more than 20 million devices"; "warehouses across North America and Europe and a network of trained staff"; "Artists know we can show up in two days for a pop-up or integrate into a full-scale tour."Source
• HiringSenior Brand Designer (posted October 16, 2026): will "Own the look and feel of the Yondr website, designing new pages, refreshing existing ones"; design "landing pages" that "help the Demand Generation team bring in new leads"; design screens for "customer-facing digital tools like the Yondr Hub"; and the "signage, posters, how-to graphics" used when Yondr "is set up at a school, venue, or event".Source

Create three short pages (safety around machinery, confidential product and media work, focused meetings and retreats), each with the relevant logos and a case study. Target each with search and LinkedIn.

Buyers search for their problem, not for "phone-free workplace".

• Logo permissions

  Use only logos already approved.

• Your websiteThe Entertainment and Commercial pages on overyondr.com (October 22, 2026): Hospitality is one sentence ("tailored phone-free solutions for hotels, resorts, bars, and restaurants") and a button; Comedy has no quotes or results; Productions has one quote; Workplace lists logos (Ubisoft+, Mazda, Amazon.com, GMC, Google, IMAX, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Paramount). Every "Use Yondr" button on these pages links to the same /contact form.Source
• HiringMarketing Manager (Entertainment & Commercial), US remote, posted October 16, 2026: "the main marketing partner for Yondr's Entertainment and Commercial team"; creates "pitch decks, one-pagers, case studies, and FAQs"; "Collect customer stories, testimonials, and examples of results"; supports "events, trade shows, conferences, and brand promotions"; supports Growth Marketing with copy for "email, social, the website"; and must "Share campaign results with GTM leaders so they can see what is working". Background in "live events, music, or venues" and "hospitality or business-to-business (B2B) marketing" preferred.Source

Offer partner schools an optional parent newsletter insert and a parent-night handout about phone-free evenings at home, with a family discount code, and let each school opt in. Speak to parents only, never to students.

A trusted school message reaches parents at the moment they are thinking about phones.

• Schools see it as selling

  Make it optional and useful; keep the offer modest.

• Your websiteThe Yondr Home Tray: "A signal-blocking, lockable box" for families and workplaces, "$249 // SHIPS IN 5 DAYS", with a /home-tray-referral page and a /parent-survey page in the sitemap.Source
• Your websiteSchools: "thousands of schools", support "in all 50 states and over 48 countries"; a Schools Report (2026) download; a pricing post saying the program is a purchase model averaging "$22-$25 per student"; posts on NBER research, the Hackersjack digital-literacy partnership and comparisons with Lightspeed and Faraday pouches.Source
• HiringSeven Account Executive, Education roles posted October 2 to 16, 2026, for Arizona/New Mexico, New York City (Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn), Denver, Atlanta, Maryland/D.C./Delaware, Richmond and Tennessee/Alabama. They prospect K-12 schools and districts by "outbound prospecting, cold calling, referrals", "respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs)", "Collaborate with existing customers to identify referral opportunities" and attend "regional and national education conferences".Source

Lead with one line on presence, then four clear doors (schools, live shows, venues and workplaces, home), each with its proof number and a call to action. Keep the twelve spaces in the menu.

Visitors find their path in one click and the brand reads as one company.

• Schools traffic drops

  Keep schools as the first door.

• HiringVP, Brand & Communications (US remote): turn the mission into "a brand story that flexes credibly across schools, live events, and commercial partnerships without fragmenting into three separate brands"; "Own social and web presence end to end"; event and trade show presence "built to convert"; "Identify and shape moments (launches, artist partnerships, cultural tie-ins) that give the brand outsized visibility relative to spend"; reports to the SVP of Marketing.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: no H1 heading; footer "© 2025 Yondr, Inc."; the meta description is a keyword list ("phone ban, prohibición de móviles, phone pouch, bolsa or bolsita de móviles..."); offices "in California, New York, Minnesota, London, and Sydney"; quotes from Dave Chappelle and Donald Glover. Squarespace with HubSpot forms and Google Tag Manager.Source
• Your websiteThe Entertainment and Commercial pages on overyondr.com (October 22, 2026): Hospitality is one sentence ("tailored phone-free solutions for hotels, resorts, bars, and restaurants") and a button; Comedy has no quotes or results; Productions has one quote; Workplace lists logos (Ubisoft+, Mazda, Amazon.com, GMC, Google, IMAX, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Paramount). Every "Use Yondr" button on these pages links to the same /contact form.Source

Remove unused tracking and embed scripts, compress carousel images, and load the HubSpot chat only after interaction. Recheck PageSpeed.

Lighter pages load faster on weak connections and leave room for the redesign.

• Losing tracking

  Check reports after each removal.

• PageSpeedGoogle PageSpeed for the homepage: mobile lab score 44 with 21.5 s LCP, 3.6 MB page weight, 2.2 MB of JavaScript and 122 requests; real visitors (Chrome UX Report) pass Core Web Vitals with LCP 1.8 s and INP 105 ms.Source
• Your websiteHomepage: no H1 heading; footer "© 2025 Yondr, Inc."; the meta description is a keyword list ("phone ban, prohibición de móviles, phone pouch, bolsa or bolsita de móviles..."); offices "in California, New York, Minnesota, London, and Sydney"; quotes from Dave Chappelle and Donald Glover. Squarespace with HubSpot forms and Google Tag Manager.Source

Publish a yearly report: growth of phone-free shows, genres and venue sizes, audience survey results, artist and promoter quotes. Launch it with music press and at an industry conference.

It makes Yondr the source on phone-free live culture and gives the E&C team a reason to call every promoter.

• Client confidentiality

  Aggregate data only.

• Your websiteYondr blog post on Billboard coverage (October 2025): Yondr pouches "have been used at more than 10,000 events around the world", "securing more than 20 million devices"; "warehouses across North America and Europe and a network of trained staff"; "Artists know we can show up in two days for a pop-up or integrate into a full-scale tour."Source
• Your websiteSchools: "thousands of schools", support "in all 50 states and over 48 countries"; a Schools Report (2026) download; a pricing post saying the program is a purchase model averaging "$22-$25 per student"; posts on NBER research, the Hackersjack digital-literacy partnership and comparisons with Lightspeed and Faraday pouches.Source
• HiringVP, Brand & Communications (US remote): turn the mission into "a brand story that flexes credibly across schools, live events, and commercial partnerships without fragmenting into three separate brands"; "Own social and web presence end to end"; event and trade show presence "built to convert"; "Identify and shape moments (launches, artist partnerships, cultural tie-ins) that give the brand outsized visibility relative to spend"; reports to the SVP of Marketing.Source
• Your websiteThe Press page: CNN (March 20, 2026) on phone-free shows; Axios (April 5, 2026) on phone-free bars where "guests lock their phones in Yondr pouches on arrival" at Charlotte's Antagonist and D.C.'s Hush Harbor; Daily Mail (January 2026) on UK schools; earlier Kara Swisher and Houston Chronicle pieces.Source

Add a venue view: equipment inventory, staff training videos, show checklists, reorder buttons and the audience survey results per show.

A portal makes repeat use easier and keeps Yondr inside the venue's routine.

• Small venue base

  Start with recurring customers.

• HiringSenior Brand Designer (posted October 16, 2026): will "Own the look and feel of the Yondr website, designing new pages, refreshing existing ones"; design "landing pages" that "help the Demand Generation team bring in new leads"; design screens for "customer-facing digital tools like the Yondr Hub"; and the "signage, posters, how-to graphics" used when Yondr "is set up at a school, venue, or event".Source
• Your websiteYondr blog post on Billboard coverage (October 2025): Yondr pouches "have been used at more than 10,000 events around the world", "securing more than 20 million devices"; "warehouses across North America and Europe and a network of trained staff"; "Artists know we can show up in two days for a pop-up or integrate into a full-scale tour."Source
• HiringMarketing Manager (Entertainment & Commercial), US remote, posted October 16, 2026: "the main marketing partner for Yondr's Entertainment and Commercial team"; creates "pitch decks, one-pagers, case studies, and FAQs"; "Collect customer stories, testimonials, and examples of results"; supports "events, trade shows, conferences, and brand promotions"; supports Growth Marketing with copy for "email, social, the website"; and must "Share campaign results with GTM leaders so they can see what is working". Background in "live events, music, or venues" and "hospitality or business-to-business (B2B) marketing" preferred.Source

Launch an opt-in directory of phone-free bars, venues and recurring shows using Yondr, with a "phone-free" badge venues can display. Add new listings as part of onboarding.

A directory sends audiences to customers, which customers value, and creates a consumer brand for "phone-free".

• Listings go stale

  Confirm each listing quarterly.

• Your websiteThe Press page: CNN (March 20, 2026) on phone-free shows; Axios (April 5, 2026) on phone-free bars where "guests lock their phones in Yondr pouches on arrival" at Charlotte's Antagonist and D.C.'s Hush Harbor; Daily Mail (January 2026) on UK schools; earlier Kara Swisher and Houston Chronicle pieces.Source
• Your websiteThe Entertainment and Commercial pages on overyondr.com (October 22, 2026): Hospitality is one sentence ("tailored phone-free solutions for hotels, resorts, bars, and restaurants") and a button; Comedy has no quotes or results; Productions has one quote; Workplace lists logos (Ubisoft+, Mazda, Amazon.com, GMC, Google, IMAX, Apple, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, Paramount). Every "Use Yondr" button on these pages links to the same /contact form.Source
• Your websiteYondr blog post on Billboard coverage (October 2025): Yondr pouches "have been used at more than 10,000 events around the world", "securing more than 20 million devices"; "warehouses across North America and Europe and a network of trained staff"; "Artists know we can show up in two days for a pop-up or integrate into a full-scale tour."Source

Offer headline tours a co-designed pouch print for the tour, photographed for social, with the artist's message on presence. Sell or give limited versions as merch where the artist wants it.

It turns the pouch into part of the show and gives artists a reason to promote it.

• Production lead times

  Plan with the tour schedule.

• Your websiteOther phone-free spaces pages: Courthouses, Universities, Camps & Youth Programs, Events & Weddings (a quote from a "The Knot Wedding of the Year" couple and Forbes and The Undefeated articles), Yondr International, a student pouch artwork program, and the Hackersjack page for digital literacy.Source
• Your websiteThe Music page: quotes from Donald Glover, Wesley Schultz of The Lumineers and Jack White; a "How it works" paragraph; and a request for "a free demo or consultation". It gives no event counts, tour examples, deployment times or results.Source
• HiringVP, Brand & Communications (US remote): turn the mission into "a brand story that flexes credibly across schools, live events, and commercial partnerships without fragmenting into three separate brands"; "Own social and web presence end to end"; event and trade show presence "built to convert"; "Identify and shape moments (launches, artist partnerships, cultural tie-ins) that give the brand outsized visibility relative to spend"; reports to the SVP of Marketing.Source

Publish one page with the contracts and frameworks Yondr is on, a W-9 and insurance request form, accessibility and medical-access policies, and references by sector.

Making procurement easy shortens public sales cycles.

• Outdated contract details

  Date the page.

• Your websiteOther phone-free spaces pages: Courthouses, Universities, Camps & Youth Programs, Events & Weddings (a quote from a "The Knot Wedding of the Year" couple and Forbes and The Undefeated articles), Yondr International, a student pouch artwork program, and the Hackersjack page for digital literacy.Source
• Your websiteSchools: "thousands of schools", support "in all 50 states and over 48 countries"; a Schools Report (2026) download; a pricing post saying the program is a purchase model averaging "$22-$25 per student"; posts on NBER research, the Hackersjack digital-literacy partnership and comparisons with Lightspeed and Faraday pouches.Source
• HiringSeven Account Executive, Education roles posted October 2 to 16, 2026, for Arizona/New Mexico, New York City (Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn), Denver, Atlanta, Maryland/D.C./Delaware, Richmond and Tennessee/Alabama. They prospect K-12 schools and districts by "outbound prospecting, cold calling, referrals", "respond to Requests for Proposals (RFPs)", "Collaborate with existing customers to identify referral opportunities" and attend "regional and national education conferences".Source

Cut 30-second clips by audience (venues, schools, parents), post them on LinkedIn and Instagram, and use them in AE and E&C emails.

Founder clips are cheap, credible content that buyers watch.

• Rights to interview footage

  Check each outlet's terms.

• Your websiteThe Press page: CNN (March 20, 2026) on phone-free shows; Axios (April 5, 2026) on phone-free bars where "guests lock their phones in Yondr pouches on arrival" at Charlotte's Antagonist and D.C.'s Hush Harbor; Daily Mail (January 2026) on UK schools; earlier Kara Swisher and Houston Chronicle pieces.Source
• HiringVP, Brand & Communications (US remote): turn the mission into "a brand story that flexes credibly across schools, live events, and commercial partnerships without fragmenting into three separate brands"; "Own social and web presence end to end"; event and trade show presence "built to convert"; "Identify and shape moments (launches, artist partnerships, cultural tie-ins) that give the brand outsized visibility relative to spend"; reports to the SVP of Marketing.Source