Build a clear event page
Add the title people would actually search for, the real venue, the correct date and time, a strong image, and a description that tells someone why this event is worth leaving the house for.
Add the right practical details
Price, ticketing, age guidance, recurring dates and accessibility information all matter. The more confidently someone can plan, the more likely they are to save or book.
Track status in your profile
If we need changes, you will see the notes in your account. If the event is already live, it stays live while the replacement version is reviewed.
Manage tickets and support
Ticketed events are managed directly on the site. Support threads also stay synced with email so you can keep everything in one conversation.
What makes a strong listing?
Real specificity
Name the act, host, format, age guidance or hook. “Live music” is less useful than “Indie club night with two live sets and a late DJ”.
An image that earns the click
Use a sharp, well-cropped image that tells people what the event feels like. Posters can work, but real photography usually performs better.
Planning confidence
If there are tickets, recurring dates, venue access details, or family guidance, include it. Fewer unanswered questions usually means more intent.
Recurring events
If your event repeats, keep it as one listing rather than posting fresh duplicates every week. The platform uses recurrence rules so users see the next relevant date, saved events stay useful, and ticketing can remain tied to each occurrence.
Free plans are intentionally limited, so if you run a regular series or have multiple future dates each month, one of the paid plans is the smoother fit.
Moderation and change requests
Moderation is there to protect quality, not to slow organisers down for the sake of it. We usually step in when key details are missing, dates do not line up, pricing is confusing, or a page feels too thin to be useful to a reader.
If we request changes, resubmit the same event with the updates. Live listings stay live until the improved version is approved.
When should you upgrade?
Free suits occasional organisers and community listings.
Pro works better if you run events regularly, want more monthly listings, or need analytics to see what is getting attention.
Business suits venues and promoters who want instant publishing and more direct control over a steady programme.
Ultimate is for high-volume organisers who want premium support, built-in boosts and a bigger footprint on the platform.
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