We’ve added a new map component that you can add anywhere on your website with TicketSignup’s easy-to-use Website Builder. The map automatically displays the location of your event. Navigate to Website >> Website Builder. Click Add a Component to any section or…
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We improved the flow for saving and renaming Email Templates. There are two big updates: We will extend this improved flow to the Email Builder next. This will add a new “Save as Draft” option when working on an email through the…
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A favicon is the small logo that appears on the tabs of browsers, helping users differentiate between open tabs. It also serves as an additional branding opportunity for the website. By default, TicketSignup websites pull in the TicketSignup logo. Custom favicons are…
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Haunts are busy setting up events for 2023 and some are even starting to sell tickets. Last year we worked with dozens of haunts, including ten haunts that sold over 10,000 tickets. The number of haunts using TicketSignup in 2023 has already…
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In spite of their marketing spin, Eventbrite is not a good Marketplace for events. They take event traffic and participants and sell it to other events and claim credit for that. Here is a Google search of an example event on Eventbrite…
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TicketSignup is seeking a Marketing Associate to join our team. This is a great opportunity for a creative, customer-focused individual passionate about the events industry. Preference for candidates located close to the TicketSignup office in Moorestown, NJ but may be flexible for a…
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Ticket events can now allow attendees to opt in and receive text messages from the event. This can be useful for emergency situations like cancellations, rain delays, and other important event communications. Free Text Messaging for ticket events is not available for…
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Eventbrite had their Q2 2023 Earnings Call last week, and it appears they are doubling down on “take rate” as their key strategy, with a secondary strategy of lowering costs. That means more for them, and higher costs for customers. I have…
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We are introducing a powerful new social share option: Click to Text. This is automatically available across ticket websites, as well as the confirmation page when someone buys tickets. This incentivizes participants to share (and promote their referral codes) via text immediately after…
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We had a large event open ticket sales today at 11AM EST. They sold out in 33 minutes, with over $1 Million in ticket sales in the first 12 minutes. This video shows some of the traffic and transactions happening on TicketSignup….
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Eventbrite now charges every event that sells more than 25 tickets a subscription fee. While they did not announce the price increase, their main pricing page now has 2 pricing options for events. Events can pay Eventbrite subscription fees per event or…
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In addition to adding other event directors and non-financial access, events can now specify which pages and/or tabs of the ticket event dashboard someone can access. This is very useful for events that want to give limited access to some but not…
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