Start and end dates – You can choose both start and end dates for your event.If someone searches for an event with this description, they will see your event. Event description – You can add an SEO-friendly event description for your event.If someone searches for an event with this title, they will see your event. Event title – This is the title you created for your event when you created it.

Once you have created an event, you can now start filling in the details about your event! Here are some of the things you have to fill in: The convenience fee per ticket is too high as compared to other Eventbrite competitors.In short, you need to lighten your pocket and get a premium for adding ticket types. You can’t offer tickets at a discounted price or give away tickets for free.For example, if you are hosting an event and want to give away free tickets in exchange for some social media shares, that’s not allowed. You can’t offer free tickets in exchange for something – free tickets can’t be given or promised in exchange for something else.

You need to have a valid email address and a lot of patience before you can create an event on Eventbrite.

Other than that, there are a few other things you have to keep in mind before creating an event on Eventbrite. It’s always a good idea to double-check if Eventbrite is suitable for your event. Though Eventbrite event creation is available for most types of events, it is not advisable for non-profit events, school & college events as it charges fees that might not be reasonable for many. Things to know before you create an event on Eventbrite

Click on the plus icon in the top right corner and create a new event (wait for 100000 seconds for the page to load…).

Head over to the “Events” dashboard – This dashboard is where you can manage your events and event pages.

You can use the same email address and password you used to sign up for Eventbrite

Create an account on Eventbrite (you might have to try a few times as it glitches sometimes).

To create an event on Eventbrite, you need to:

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