Tickets for events don’t sell on their own but require effective promotion. When it
comes to external ticketing platforms, you have no way of knowing whether and
what promotional actions have been taken, how many people have been informed
about the event, and how many of them decided to purchase tickets. What’s more,
you have no idea of the impact your marketing efforts had on sales – and from
experience, we know that your own actions are the most effective.
In the case of insufficient sales, you have no way of knowing whether you reached
the right audience. You’re never sure of the cause, mainly because you lack the
necessary data.
Set a promotional budget and spend it in a way that will yield a tangible return on
your investment. With Evo tickets and our advanced analytics, you’ll be able to
pinpoint the exact number of people who received information about your event
and how many of them decided to buy tickets. Additionally, you’ll have insights into
fans from various areas, which will help you better understand the preferences and
needs of your target audience. This will provide you with valuable data to optimize
marketing campaigns and further develop your business.
We’ll show you a new way of selling tickets
| Evotickets | Multibileteries |
|---|---|
| You promote your own brand. | Promoting the brand of external ticketing systems. |
| No service fees or hidden costs. | Additional service fees increase the nominal ticket price and contribute to the profit of the external system rather than benefiting the organizer. |
| The money from ticket sales goes directly to your account and is available immediately upon processing. | The money from ticket sales is deposited into the ticketing platform's account and are paid to the organizer on a predetermined schedule. |
| Advanced analytics - both comprehensive internal sales reports and the ability to integrate with Google Analytics. | Lack of Google Analytics integration makes it challenging to gain a precise understanding of sales sources and make data-driven marketing decisions. |