Back to Partnerships PARTNERSHIP DISCUSSION

Tell us what you want to build.

Start with the people you already reach, the relationship you have with them, and what you would like them to do together. We’ll use that context to determine whether Parlaymint can provide the participation structure around it.

Start the Partnership Brief
THE STARTING POINT

You bring the relationship. We’ll help shape the experience.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

A short brief gives us the context to start.

You do not need a finished partnership plan. Tell us what you are considering, and we’ll use that context to determine whether there is something worth building together.

01
YOU

Give us the starting point.

Complete the short brief with who you reach, what you are considering, and what you would like people to do together.

02
PARLAYMINT

We review the fit.

We consider the relationship, participation model, relevant capabilities, timing, and what the partner needs from the experience.

03
TOGETHER

We discuss what we could build.

If there is a fit, we work through the experience, product requirements, timing, and commercial structure together.

START HERE

Tell us about the relationship first.

The brief below starts with who you already reach or bring together, then moves into what you want to create. It is designed to understand the opportunity—not force it into a predefined partnership package.

Begin the Partnership Brief
THE PARTNERSHIP BRIEF

Start with the relationship.

Before we talk about partnership formats, tell us who you are and who you already reach or bring together.

01 ABOUT YOU Who are we talking with? Just enough context to understand who is behind the opportunity.
02 THE EXISTING RELATIONSHIP Who do you already reach or bring together? Audience, customers, members, listeners, viewers, players, employees, friends, or another existing community.
Approximately how many people could realistically participate?

We care more about likely participation than total reach.

03 YOUR CONTEXT Which best describes the relationship? Choose the closest fit. This does not lock you into a partnership model.
NEXT

Now tell us what you want people to do together.

We start with the relationship first. Then we design the experience around it.

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DESIGN THE EXPERIENCE

What do you want people to do together?

Now that we understand the relationship, tell us what kind of participation you are considering. You do not need to have the format completely figured out.

04 THE EXPERIENCE What would you like to create? Select any that are relevant. These are starting points, not fixed packages.
05 YOUR IDEA What are you thinking about building? Tell us about the experience, competition, content, community, product, or idea you have in mind.

It does not need to be fully developed. A clear starting idea is more useful than a polished proposal built around assumptions.

NEXT

What would make the partnership valuable?

Different partners are trying to create different outcomes. Next, tell us what matters most to you.

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WHAT WOULD MAKE THIS VALUABLE?

What outcome matters most?

Different partners are trying to accomplish different things. Choose the outcomes that would make the experience worth building.

06 DESIRED OUTCOMES What are you primarily trying to accomplish? Select up to three. The goal is to understand what success would actually mean.
0 of 3 selected

Choose the outcomes that matter most. You can select up to three.

07 SUCCESS What would make you say this worked? Optional, but useful. Give us the behavioral or business result that would matter most.

We are looking for the behavior that matters—not a generic engagement target.

ALMOST DONE

When would you like to make it happen?

A little timing and partner-specific context will give us enough information to review the opportunity.

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FINAL DETAILS

A little context before we talk.

You’ve given us the important part: the relationship, the experience, and what you want it to accomplish. A few final details will help us understand the opportunity before we review it.

08 TIMING When would you like to make this happen? Choose the closest fit. This does not need to be a committed launch date.
09 A LITTLE MORE CONTEXT Anything specific to your role we should understand? We’ll adapt this question based on the relationship you selected earlier.
YOUR CONTEXT

What would help us understand your role?

If you selected a relationship type earlier, this question will adapt automatically.

CREATOR / PERSONALITY

Where does your audience primarily follow you?

COMMUNITY / ORGANIZATION

What brings the community together today?

BRAND / SPONSOR

What role are you most interested in exploring?

MEDIA / CONTENT

Where could participation fit most naturally?

GAMING / OPERATOR

What are you primarily exploring?

TECHNOLOGY / DATA

What capability could your organization contribute?

OTHER

What context would help us understand your role?

10 ANYTHING ELSE What else should we know? Optional. Add anything that would help us understand the opportunity.
READY WHEN YOU ARE

Give us the starting point.

You do not need a finished proposal. This brief gives us enough context to understand what you are considering and whether Parlaymint could be a useful part of it.

No commitment. We’ll review the opportunity and determine the right next conversation.