We love WordPress. The Events Calendar is designed for it. Heck, even this website is powered by it. We keep an eye on what’s happening in the WordPress community and share tips and tricks that we learn.
When you promote events and sell tickets on third party platforms, you play by their rules. You pay fees to them, use their limited feature sets, and your data lives on their platform. In extreme cases, the event platform could suddenly go under and leave you without an account, access to your customer data, or…
As of March 2024, a whopping 12% of Americans were diving into live-stream content several times a day. That’s millions of potential viewers ready to engage with your content. If you are limiting all this traction to your YouTube channel, you’re short-changing yourself. A better solution is to bring those eyeballs to your WordPress website…
Coordinating an event can be a time-consuming process. Between tracking attendees, promoting your event across social media, and handling on-the-ground logistics, there’s a lot to juggle. But a tool like Event Automator can help you save precious time by streamlining your event management tasks into one central system with Zapier. Wondering when it makes sense…
Ever since the emergence of blocks and the Gutenberg Editor, there’s been a new way to use WordPress. And recently, the announcement of Full Site Editor opens up how we use WordPress blocks. This new feature allows blocks to be used not just in pages and posts but in all areas of a WordPress site….
A carefully-chosen theme is super important when creating an events site. Not only should your theme be visually appealing to display your events, but it also needs extensive functionality and flexibility. Choosing a theme also depends on your skill and coding level. For example, are you looking for a page builder or something easily customizable? …
This post originally appeared on RestrictContentPro.com We know that restricting content to members only is a great idea. It gives users a reason to engage with your pages, creates community, and builds your income. But there’s more than content that you can restrict with your membership plugin. You can also restrict event tickets to members….
Event planners are a diverse group. But whether you organize yoga retreats or corporate conferences, there’s one thing every event planner needs: A solid events website. If you’re not sure where to start with creating an events site, you’ve come to the right place. Today, we’ll share tips on how to build an events website…
Adding tickets to your website is a great way to generate revenue and recover your overhead event costs. Because there may be costs connected with getting your events off the ground, you might want to start with a free ticketing plugin to get your feet wet before investing in a premium plugin. Below, we’ll outline…
To add a calendar or event ticket block to your website using WordPress blocks, add the most trusted free events calendar plugin, The Events Calendar alongside Event Tickets to add RSVP and Event Ticket blocks. The WordPress block editor is especially helpful when it comes to creating tickets, RSVP and events with The Events Calendar….
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…
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…
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…
Over the past year, we’ve transitioned to become part of the LiquidWeb family of brands and have launched over 100 releases. We’re sharing an inside peek into our 2021 journey and highlighting several of the features we’ve introduced. Take a look.
To run a virtual event or webinar using YouTube Live on your own site, you should start with creating a WordPress site and installing the number one free event and ticketing solution for WordPress, The Events Calendar. As you’ve no doubt noticed, YouTube has become extremely popular over the past few years. In fact, YouTube…
The Events Calendar team strives to produce the best products possible in order to provide our customers with all of the features they desire. This includes creating a calendar that loads quickly to create the best user experience available. To that end, we have a few solutions that we recommend to improve your calendar’s performance…