Conference Website Inspiration and Setup
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through creating your very own conference website using The Events Calendar, and the Kadence “events” starter template.
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Introducing New Shortcode and Elementor Widget Attributes
With our latest release of Events Calendar Pro 5.13.0, we’re excited to announce some new additions to our [tribe_events] shortcode! You’ll be happy to know that these were features that several of our users were asking for in our Feature Requests forum. Here’s what one of our users asked for: It’s [currently] possible to display…
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13 Ways to Promote Your Event
Planning and creating an event can be stressful. Not only do you have to schedule, design, and coordinate the event, but you also have to find and recruit attendees. Is all that effort worth it if nobody knows about your event? If you’ve been facing low turnouts or aren’t getting the expected number of RSVPs…
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Featured Calendar: Minding Your Mind
Minding Your Mind is a WordPress calendar example of an organization focusing primarily on providing mental health education to adolescents, teens, young adults, their parents, teachers, and school administrators. They aim to reduce the stigma and destructive behaviors that often go hand in hand with mental health issues. They showcase their educational offerings and programs…
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WordPress Webex Integration with The Events Calendar
You asked for it, and now it’s finally here! We’re so excited to announce that the most recent update of our Virtual Events plugin comes standard with a Webex integration. With this powerful combination, you can easily connect to your Webex account, generate Webex meetings, and add your existing Webex meetings all from the WordPress…
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Create a Custom RSVP Website in WordPress
In this article, we show you how to easily create a custom wedding website with RSVP functionality using WordPress. This is done with the free Event Tickets & RSVP plugin, and the free Kadence theme and Events starter template. Best of all, this tutorial can be applied to any type of event.
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How to Build a School Website Using WordPress
Nowadays, schools of all types need good, informative websites in order to operate successfully. A website is the ultimate communication tool and allows you to display information for faculty, students, parents, and supporters in the community. Building a school website using WordPress is one of the most cost-effective ways to get your school online. WordPress…
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Adding a Google Calendar to WordPress
Although there are different ways to add a Google Calendar to your WordPress site, we think the best (and easiest!) way is by using an importing service. With this method, you simply input your Google Calendar link, and all of your events are immediately added to your WordPress site. Sure, you could embed your Google…
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How to Improve the SEO of Your Calendar, Event or Conference Website
To get to the top of Google as an event or conference site, using structured data for SEO is a must-have. Structured data SEO for events is much simpler if you cut through the noise and set up your own website using WordPress, The Events Calendar, and Event Tickets alongside Yoast to manage SEO. And…
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Featured Calendar: CyclingSavvy
It’s not every day that you find a website that provides such a breadth of resources for its given craft. Well, in this WordPress calendar example, CyclingSavvy has done just that. They’ve created a one-stop-shop for anyone visiting their WordPress site, looking for cycling classes, online courses, membership options, and so much more! As part…
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Stripe Payments for Our WordPress Ticket Sales Plugin
When we introduced Tickets Commerce in November, PayPal was the only gateway integrated into the solution. We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve now added Stripe to Tickets Commerce, which opens up a whole world of payment options for our Event Tickets plugin users! We are especially excited about the many advantages this brings to you….
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Featured Calendar: Congregation Shaara Tfille
Running in-person and virtual worship activities can be challenging. There are many considerations required to ensure that your congregants can find your events easily and attend them without a hitch. Well, Congregation Shaara Tfille located in Saratoga Springs, New York, makes it look easy. They’ve built a WordPress site for their synagogue, using The Events…
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Our 10 Favorite Church Plugins for WordPress
With so much work involved in keeping members engaged, churches and houses of worship need all the help they can get. WordPress is like that all-star volunteer who can do just about anything. It’s reliable, versatile, and can cover a lot of gaps in the organization. Best of all, it’s free! That’s why many faith-based…
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How to Generate a Zoom Meeting on a WordPress Site
There are numerous advantages to integrating Zoom meetings and webinars into your WordPress site. Most importantly, it allows your participants to access your Zoom meetings from your website’s event page, instead of searching for the link elsewhere. And, it allows you to manage your virtual event attendees from the WordPress Dashboard. This simplifies the virtual…
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How to Help Attendees Prepare for an Upcoming Event
It’s essential to create a seamless experience for attendees from their first touch with your registration process through the end of your event. Keeping your guests informed throughout the process encourages them to stay engaged with your material, which leads to happier attendees and, in turn, return visitors. Sound appealing? We think so! In this…
