I find that creating a new campaign in Mailchimp (or replicating an existing campaign) allows more styling and content flexibility which I like better. Manually creating a campaign in Mailchimp and then adding your event information and a button, I think, looks far better. Using the Eventbrite Invite & Promote -> Email Invitations as above has the advantage that the event content is carried to your Mailchimp campaign for you. Add your Eventbrite content to a Mailchimp Campaign Unfortunately alot of manual styling will be needed to make the campaign look good. The content of your event will automatically be populated in your Mailchimp campaign (be aware that you may need to first setup the Eventbrite integration in Mailchimp).

Once clicked you’ll be able to select Use Mailchimp which will lead you to create a campaign in Mailchimp. When in the Manage screen of your event in Eventbrite, you’ll be able to click Invite & Promote -> Email Invitations. Use the Eventbrite to Mailchimp Email Functionality

The first step in using Mailchimp to market to your leads is to add your lead information to your Mailchimp list. Once your leads (subscribers) are in Mailchimp then there are two ways to create a campaign to advise your leads of your event. Use Mailchimp to send Eventbrite events to leads I use Mailchimp and Eventbrite together in two ways notifying leads of my Mailchimp training as advertised in Eventbrite and automatically populating a list in Mailchimp with attendees from tickets sold on Eventbrite.īelow I explain how these are achieved. So, how can we use Eventbrite and Mailchimp together to promote our events or training? How to use Eventbrite with Mailchimp for the number of emails I’ve sent, this has resulted in far more sales than any other promotion. For me, Mailchimp has by far resulted in the highest conversion rate of all i.e. Google Adwords), getting leads in Facebook or Linkedin (as well as advertising), using print advertising and many others. There are many ways to promote events including advertising online (e.g.

Eventbrite doesn’t actively promote events (yes it does show events that are available within Eventbrite itself but that’s about all).

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