If you've been up to date with all things hip and trendy, you'll know that last week we let you in on some telling traits of festival vs. standard event tickets. Well, you're in luck, because we're back with a second rendition »
Recently, we spoke to some of our existing clients to get an idea of what we have been doing right and what their most pressing needs are in a time of COVID-19 and industry uncertainty. We have identified 6 areas in which festival ticketing differs from other types of event »
So, not to toot our own horn or anything, but you may have heard that we were quoted in a recent Stand Out article [https://standoutmagazine.co.uk/ticket-buyers-support-event-industry-by-declining-refunds/] (toot-toot!). Putting our infinite humbleness aside, the article surrounds our new refund process, outlining how this is helping to support event »
As we're sure you've been made aware, Boomtown 2020 tickets are being released for public sale in a week (!!!). In anticipation for the glorious madness, we've put together a little cheat sheet for you all, filled with tips on what to do prior to »
We worked with Rumpus Productions [http://rumpusparty.co.uk] for the first time this November, delivering ticketing for one of their super cool, extremely popular events. When we say popular, we mean it - their events often sell out within minutes and have buyers waiting for the sale to launch! »
December is always a very busy month in the ticket industry for ticket agents and promoters alike. With tickets being purchased for events taking place over the festive period and lots of lucky people getting event tickets for Christmas, we know it's important to get the most out »
Want to include a ticket listing on your own website? Here's how you do it. 1. Log into your promoter control panel [https://www.theticketsellers.co.uk/promoters] and click on your event 2. At the top of the page just underneath your event details you'll »
So, you know our amazing new sales charts [https://blog.theticketsellers.co.uk/how-is-your-event-selling/] that we announced last week? Loads of event organisers have been in touch to say how useful they are. Thank you for your feedback. We agree! They are very useful. We've got some really »
How is your event selling? It's a question all event organisers need to ask themselves. You need to know at a glance if you're on track to sell enough tickets to make the event profitable, visualise the results of particular marketing campaigns and compare sales patterns »
If you're running a free event you still might want to register attendees. There are many reasons to do this, including limiting numbers (i.e. to ensure that you don't exceed capacity for the event), getting commitment from attendees in advance (to help you plan catering »
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat...whatever your social networking/messaging platform of choice is, one thing is certain - the audience is what matters. There's little point broadcasting to an empty audience (unless it's a very niche performance art project), much like there's no point »
