Event organisers are, by nature, sociable, savvy and… run off their feet. But what happens when you’ve exhausted many of the generic avenues to promote your awesome event? That’s where the likes of Bullseyehub, Eventasaurus, FanBridge and Ticket Tailor become … Continue reading →

Event organising: it’s exciting and nail-biting – but it can also be very nerve racking. Will to many people come? Will nobody come? Will people talk about it for years to come? Will people want to come back? How much will … Continue reading →

Let’s do some quick maths, remember these maths scenarios from school? John sells 300 tickets at £10 to his gig through an agency. The agency charges him a booking fee of 65p on each ticket, plus 2.5% of each ticket’s … Continue reading →

Using LiveUnsigned.com to promote gigs effectively online. Continue reading →

Selling tickets online using PayPal can save you a lot of money. With the fees starting at just 3.4% + 20p per transaction it works out way more cost effective than using a ticket agency which are more around the … Continue reading →

Ticket Tailor now allows you to track where your sales originate from and it presents the results in a nice graph.  This allows you to see which of your marketing efforts are channelling the most sales.  You can also use this … Continue reading →

Promoting an event online is a time consuming process and there is so much to think about. To have maximum impact, you’ll have to post your listings on event sites, try to keep track of your email and SMS campaigns … Continue reading →

New year is approaching so it’s time to start thinking about those ambitious resolutions. The new year is a great time to start fresh, try something new and generally set out plans to make 2011 better than 2010. We’ve got … Continue reading →