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Creating your event: first steps and basic info page
You can create an Eventbrite account by following this link www.eventbrite.co.uk and clicking sign up in the top right corner. You will then be asked to enter an email, name and password. We recommend you use an XR email address. We recommend that you do not ...
Creating your event: Main Details Page
Once you have followed the instructions on the previous page, you will be taken to this page, where you will be asked to go into more detail. This information will make up the main page people see when they click on the link to your event. Main Event Image F...
Creating your event: Tickets, Payouts and Refunds
New costs since 2023s Big One Since the big one, Eventbrite has since added new costs for paid-for events. These are for each event, so if you have two events, you will have two fixed fees to pay. 26-100 tickets have a fee of £7.99 per event (probably affectin...
Creating your event: Order Confirmation and Order From
Once someone buys a ticket, they will be shown an order confirmation page. It’s helpful to include some basic information, including event accessibility, timings, and an email so people can ask questions. You should then also put this information on the email ...
Creating your event: Publishing and finding your event in your Eventbrite account
Once you are happy to publish your events, and have double checked all the text, information and settings are correct, then you can publish by going onto the events dashboard. Then clicking ‘4: Publish’ on the left hand side bar. This will give you an option t...
How to send an update email and how to access your attendee list
Sometimes you may need to send an update about your event, such as changes to the time or place. There is also an automatic 2-day reminder email that Eventbrite sets up to remind people about the event. To send an update email to your ticket holders, you need ...