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Practical articles from teams running live events. Less theory, more moves that sell tickets and keep event day smooth.
The UK's Drip Pricing Ban: What Every Event Organiser Needs to Know
The UK has banned hidden fees on event tickets. Here's what the new law means for you, your platform, and your attendees - and why transparent pricing is now the only option.
Mark O'Donnell
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How to Sell Out Your First Event (Even With Zero Following)
Selling out your first event feels impossible. It's not — but it requires a plan, not hope. Here's the step-by-step playbook.
KwikTix Team
7 Ticket Sales Mistakes That Are Costing You Money
Most organisers make the same mistakes with ticket sales. The good news? They're all fixable. Here are the 7 that cost you the most.
KwikTix Team
How to Price Event Tickets (Without Leaving Money on the Table)
Most event organisers use flat pricing and leave serious money on the table. Here's the data-backed playbook for early bird tiers, VIP pricing, and the psychology tricks that sell more tickets.
Mark O'Donnell
Eventbrite Fees in the UK Explained: What You Actually Pay Per Ticket in 2026
You listed a ticket at £25. Your attendee paid £27.33. Where did the extra £2.33 go? Here is what Eventbrite actually charges in the UK in 2026, with real maths, comparisons, and the gotchas.
Mark O'Donnell
Eventbrite vs KwikTix: The Honest Comparison for UK Event Organisers
Eventbrite is the biggest name in ticketing. But biggest doesn't mean cheapest — or best. Here's an honest side-by-side for UK event organisers.
KwikTix Team