Nature inspires imagination. We see it in paintings, movies, novels, and even online calendars. At least, that’s the case with Pursuit Adventures. The outdoor recreation company takes people on all kinds of outdoor excursions, from hiking and rafting to skiing and ice walks — and they use a calendar on their website to promote them….
Hey folks! We’ve found a particularly nasty bug within Event Tickets but have patched it up and are eager to get this latest update in your hands. We discovered that it was possible for a malicious formula (payload) to be injected into the data when completing the Full Name section of the ticket purchase form….
Hey there! It feels like we just released an update and here we are again. Well, our team hopped into action quickly to address a few conflicts with the last release, specifically regarding JavaScript errors that could impact things like homepage sliders and other JavaScript-dependent functionality. We caught this and wanted to get the fix…
If you’re using Community to manage your calendar’s user-submitted events, you already know that this plugin provide a one-two punch for your events calendar. This tool allow users to seamlessly create events and sell tickets for their events, all without requiring access to your WordPress dashboard. Today, we’re excited to tell you all about a…
Salaama! We’ve been giving a fresh focus to Community Tickets. The doors are open once again for your website to divvy up ticket revenue with organizers and track your automatic payouts. We can’t wait to show you what’s new. 🔔 Heads Up: Event Tickets, Event Tickets Plus, and Community Events have minor updates as well….
We are excited to announce that we just shipped a maintenance release for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO! This release features some back-end adjustments to improve how things work on the front end. The Events Calendar 4.9.7 Events Calendar Pro 4.7.6 Not Updated This Release The Events Calendar 4.9.7 Fix – We resolved…
Here we have a perfect example of how you can create a WordPress events calendar to meet all of your needs, no matter what kind of events you’d like to showcase. Ginger and Baker is not your typical restaurant. Or cafe. Or kitchen. Or bakery. It’s all of those packed together in a historic building…
Let’s cut to the chase, email marketing is just as relevant as it’s always been. It helps you deliver personalized content to your subscribers and keep them engaged with your brand. Let’s play two truths and a lie: Nobody reads emails anymore. Everything gets lost in the Promotions tab anyway. Email marketing is dead. If…
As an event planner, you can measure the success of your events with the event tickets on your WordPress site. Event metrics and analytics help us understand why some events are a hit and why others fly under the radar. While there are countless metrics you can analyze to evaluate your events, there’s one indicator…
We are excited to announce that we just shipped a maintenance release for The Events Calendar! This release features Event Aggregator support for Meetup’s new authentiacation protocol, which involves a switch from API keys to OAuth2. What does this mean for you? After updating, you will need to reconnect to Meetup under Events > Settings >…
Here, we’ll show you how to connect the Meetup API to a WordPress site. You can import your Meetup.com events to your WordPress site with Event Aggregator. You can activate your Event Aggregator license under Events Settings > Licenses. Now that you’ve activated your EA license, you’re ready to connect to the Meetup API. Don’t…
Just because an event has ended doesn’t mean your job is done. Below, we’ve outlined a handy list of actionable things you can do to engage attendees after the event. Why bother? Well, if you skip out on connecting with attendees after the event, you’ll sacrifice a valuable opportunity to engage with your attendees, build…
If you’ve got a search engine optimization (SEO) strategy for your website, chances are you’re already deploying it in the usual places: your home page, your blog posts, your image alt text and metadata, your video descriptions, etc. But what about SEO in your events calendar? Your calendar is an extension of your website. That…
We are excited to announce that we just shipped maintenance releases for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO. This release features fixes for some navigation issues, including those with List View and the tribe_events shortcode, that we think you will be very excited about! Maintenance Releases are smaller updates between major updates that are…
Step up your music venue’s marketing game with these tips to help you make the most of your website’s events calendar.
