How to track your marketing efforts with link campaigns

You're promoting your event and want to know which platforms are performing best and converting clicks to ticket sales. Use the Link Campaign promotional tool in your event dashboard and leave the guess work behind.

Start by logging into your Quicket account, and go to Organiser Hub -> My Events then click on the name of your event. Then from the menu of your event dashboard menu, browse to Marketing and then click Campaigns.

Create your link campaigns by clicking Create a Link Campaign.

Be as clear as possible in your campaign title so you know where each link is being shared. E.g. if you want to keep track of clicks and ticket sales coming in from a link you're sharing on Facebook, label the campaign 'Facebook campaign.' Once you have provided the campaign name and URL, click Add. 

 

Create as many link campaigns as you'd like, share the links across your platforms, and see the results. You’ll be able to monitor each link’s specific clicks and ticket sales from the Link Campaigns section in your event dashboard at any time. Note that we only track unique clicks, so if one person clicks the same link multiple times, it will register as one click. To delete or copy a campaign, simply click the corresponding icons in the grid. 

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