Tbilisi practice · published work only
Host Managercore prepares written briefings on media audience intelligence: where a season, issue, or premiere was actually found, and how attention moved once people were in the room.
A full house on opening night is a photograph. The second hour in the foyer is a fact.
The flagship offer is a Season Reach Briefing: a bound reading of one published run. We catalogue placements, note return visits, mark the episodes or pages where people left, and write in plain sentences rather than a scoreboard.
The work is done by readers who have sat in Georgian newsrooms, festival halls, and radio archives. Intake is a pack of what you already published, not a request to invent an audience.
Related desk work
Standing desk work
A Monday packet for a live title: what held, what leaked, and which hours of the week the audience actually arrived.
Event window
A concentrated study of a premiere week, festival slot, or special issue launch: who arrived, who lingered in the hall, and what travelled after the lights came up.
Back catalogue
A pass over a reissued catalogue, box set, or restaged serial: who met the work for the first time, who returned as a keeper of the original run, and where the new cut confused both.
From the desk
The Monday notes arrived before the features meeting, which I wanted. I still found the first packet too long for a live week; after we agreed on a two-page cap, the remarks about the Saturday reprint were the ones the print desk actually used.
Levan B., Deputy editor, weekly magazine — Weekly Engagement Notes
Some desks prefer to keep timestamps and viewing notes on the machine in the room. Host Managercore also exists as a local data tracking utility for that kind of personal record-keeping. It does not hold funds, place trades, or speak for any studio or rights holder.