Know your crowd.
Every ticket and sign-up on one list you own, and campaigns that bring those people back.
Every ticket and sign-up on one list you own, and campaigns that bring those people back.
Tonight as the room fills, from the door count to this week’s ticket sales.
Thursday is up 34% on last month. 900 people came last time and have not been back. Message them?
Draft itTickets and scans give you a number for the night, while who was in, and whether it was the same faces as last week, is harder to see.
Very little of what people fill in on the night finds its way onto a list you can message.
The run-up for each night gets built fresh, so most of the push tends to land in the last few days.
Everything connects to the tools you already use, and you keep sign-off on what goes out.
Each sale and sign-up is matched to a person.
Sorted by how often they come and when they were last in.
From the announcement to the final push.
Plan the sequence once, and it runs for every event you put on sale.
Each one tailored to your business, starting with whatever will create the most value.
Club nights sold on your own site, with every buyer added to your list and scanned in at the door.
Every ticket buyer, door scan and WiFi sign-up matched to one record per regular.
The run-up to each night, sent to the people most likely to come.
Guestlists and announcements on the app your regulars already use.
Every customer message from DMs, email and your site, answered in one inbox.
Posts planned around each night and measured on the tickets they sell.
Guest WiFi, competitions and forms on your site and socials that grow the list you can reach.
Which posts, ads and searches bring people to your ticket page.
+ more. Every solution is tailored to how your business runs.
No. DICE, Skiddle, FIXR and Eventbrite all connect, so profiles build from your existing sales and nothing changes at the door. If you would rather sell on your own site with your name on every screen, that can be set up too.
Both. For a single club, everything sits on one screen. For a group, reports cover each site and the group as a whole.
They become profiles like everything else, with consent tracked per channel, so a sign-up at the door is someone you can legally reach on Tuesday.
It looks at how your club runs, then shows you what would be set up to get more of your regulars back.
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