Scott Vann

And what you might want on the page you’re sending them to

When someone registers for an event in Eventbrite by default, when they have completed their registration, they are redirected to an Eventbrite page that has a popup that appears over it. Not the best user experience.

Ideally, once they’ve completed their registration, they would be redirected back to your website, especially if that’s where they started from. But is that possible? Turns out it is, it’s just not intuitively obvious how to make it happen. [Read more…] about Eventbrite Tutorial: How to Redirect Someone Back to Your Website After They’ve Registered for an Event

Nothing is impossible in a connected world – and we plan to prove it!

When you’re working with a digital marketing agency you need a team of people who are creative. People who are willing to think outside the box and try new things. Sometimes the tried and true is good, but sometimes tried and true is not quite cutting it and needs fresh perspective.

[Read more…] about Kangadillo Gets Creative With Holiday Party

Out With The New and In With The Old

Recently Eventbrite launched a new tool to integrate ticket sales into your website. The old widget was rather easy to use. Basically copy the code from your Eventbrite event page and paste it into your website. Easy breezy.

In theory the new integration should also be that easy, but sometimes theory doesn’t translate into reality. Eventbrite confirmed as much in an email with their tech support.

As far as the issue you’re encountering with the new widget, I have gotten confirmation of some known issues between WordPress and our new checkout widget. I’ll follow up on that with you as soon as I find out more details and if there is currently a workaround.

So if you’ve tried to install the new tool on your website and it’s not working we have a workaround ‘til the bugs get worked out of the new system.

When I couldn’t get my installation to work I just wanted to go back to the old widget that worked fine. Eventbrite has removed that option from their website because they want people using the new integration. But you just want to get your tickets on sale, right? So we’re going to show you how to get the old widget

EID

To get started you will need your Eventbrite event ID (EID). Log into your Eventbrite account and navigate to the event you want the widget for. Scroll to the bottom of the Event Dashboard and you will find Your Event URL. At the end of the URL is an 11 digit number and that is your EID.

Example

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/name-of-your-event-here-99999999999

The 99999999999 at the end of the URL is your EID.

Option 1

Copy and paste the following URL into your browser window and replace the 99999999999 with your unique EID.

https://www.eventbrite.com/ticketwidget?eid=99999999999

This will call up the Eventbrite page that is no longer linked on their website, allow you to customize the widget, and get the code to paste into your website.

Option 2

If you have widget code from a previous event that you liked copy it from the old page, paste it into the new page, and modify the EID.

Here is the code I use:

<div style="width: 100%; text-align: left; padding-bottom: 50px;">
<iframe src="//eventbrite.com/tickets-external?eid=99999999999&amp;ref=etckt" width="100%" height="324" frameborder="0" marginwidth="5" marginheight="5" scrolling="auto"></iframe>
</div>

Copy and paste the code into your web page and change the 99999999999 to your unique EID.

Either solution should get you up and running with the old Eventbrite widget. That is until Eventbrite decides to kill the widget all together. Hopefully not anytime soon.

Here’s to your event being a sellout!

Pubcon program for 2017 kicks off in Fort Lauderdale

Pubcon conferences are well recognized for bringing together some of the best known digital marketing talent in the world. Combine the Pubcon juggernaut with the diverse talents of a hard working regional Meetup group like SFIMA (South Florida Internet Marketing Association) and you’re getting your conference year off to a pretty solid start.

Fifty of the best and most experienced speakers in the industry came together in Fort Lauderdale for Pubcon SFIMA Summit 2017 on February 21 & 22, delivering the latest insights, tips and tactics to an eager and excited crowd.

Kangadillo was on the ground at the event, as our own Sha Menz was tapped to step up and talk Link Building strategy in 2017. Sha’s presentation Where Do Links Come From: and why are you building them? had a few people talking at the Tandem Interactive sponsored after party.

With expert speakers including Microsoft’s Purna Virji, Aimclear’s Marty Weintraub, IBM’s Keith Goode, Pubcon’s own Brett Tabke and Jenny Halasz of JLH Marketing just a sample of speaker quality, and ground breaking topics on offer, there were plenty of fantastic takeaways among the presentations.

We know how valuable slide decks can be, whether you were at the conference, and want to reinforce what you learned, or were watching from afar and need to put some flesh on the bones of the tweet stream. So we’ve brought together all the slide decks we can find in one place.

As more presentations are shared by speakers, we’ll add them to this post, so you’ll be able to refer back to them in the future as you need to.

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Melissa Fach

Twitter: @SEOAware

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Keith Goode

Twitter: @KeithGoode

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Nikoletta Vecsei Harrold

Twitter: @nikschen

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Mark Irvine

Twitter: @MarkIrvine89

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Ryan Jones

Twitter: @RyanJones

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Topher Kohan

Twitter: @Topheratl

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Rachel Meyer

Twitter: @RachelMeyer1

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Sha Menz

Twitter: @ShahMenz

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Steve Shackelford

Twitter: @StShackelford

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Joe Youngblood

Twitter: @YoungbloodJoe

Search devotees descend on Las Vegas Convention Center

Pubcon is back in Las Vegas with a massive 120 session agenda presented by 200 of the search industry’s top speakers. With a total of 10 session tracks and a mind-blowing seven keynote sessions, it’s no surprise to hear it touted as one of the largest and strongest new media and search marketing events ever held

[Read more…] about Pubcon Vegas 2016 Slide Decks

Digital Marketing Rockstars head Down Under

Search Marketing Summit Australia may seem like the new kid on the block, but for those who’ve followed and attended this conference this is more like an annual pilgrimage.

The team behind this decade long digital marketing conference story is No Drama Media, led by Australian search industry leading light, Barry Smyth.

Already colloquially known as Search Summit AU (and let’s face it, we Aussies love our colloquialisms) the new name is actually the least familiar thing about this Aussie digital marketing institution.

All eyes turn toward Australia as the first two weeks of June 2016 see a cavalcade of SEO Rockstars head down under for the two hottest search industry conferences of the year – Search Marketing Summit Australia and Big Digital Adelaide.

Featuring at #searchsummitau are Wordstream founder Larry Kim, SEO oracle Greg Boser, and digital marketing thought leaders Mitoko Hunt, Jennifer Slegg, and Aleyda Solis.

[Read more…] about Search Marketing Summit Australia 2016 Slide Decks