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Left panel shows a bold red background with a white app logo and large headline: 'Collect the Details Your Event Needs From Every Attendee' and an 'ANNOUNCEMENT' badge at the bottom left; the right panel displays three rounded white cards with step-by-step forms for gathering attendee information.

Collect the Details Your Event Needs From Every Attendee

Two requests kept arriving from opposite directions, and they turned out to be the same request wearing different clothes. One asked for custom fields on the ticket checkout. The other asked for them on the RSVP form. One organizer put the reason more plainly than a feature request usually manages: “The types of events we […]

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Email Everyone Who Signed Up for Your Event

The venue calls on Thursday afternoon. A pipe burst in the room you booked, and they have moved you next door for Saturday. Forty-something people bought tickets. Every one of them has the old room written down. You need to tell all of them, today, and you need it to say the right room and […]

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Design Your Event Pages in Elementor

You built the site in Elementor. The header, the footer, the landing pages, the custom styling you fussed over for an afternoon. All of it looks like one thing, because you laid it out yourself. Then there are the event pages. Those are the ones you either style by hand, one at a time, or […]

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Set Different Ticket Prices for One Event

If you sell tickets, you already know the same seat is not worth the same to everyone. The regular who buys two months out is doing you a favor, and a lower price is how you say thank you. The person who wants the front table on the night will happily pay more for it. […]

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