Notes for the next event.
Short guides for the jobs organizers actually do: print a badge, price a ticket, collect a vendor form, and open the door.
How to print name badges people can read
Print eight readable name badges on one A4 sheet. What belongs on the badge, how to print it, and why this layout is not an Avery sticker sheet.
Read the guide 02 / PlanWhat Eventbrite fees and charges add up to
A US dollar estimate of Eventbrite’s published service and processing fees, compared with Lineup Day on one $25 ticket and on 100 tickets.
Read the guide 03 / ShareHow to make a calendar invite for Google and Outlook
Create an ICS calendar file plus Google and Outlook links, with the event timezone set on purpose. What all-day dates and daylight-saving changes do to the file.
Read the guide 04 / CollectWhat to put on a vendor application form
The questions worth asking on a market, food, or craft vendor application, and the ones that belong in your house rules instead of the form.
Read the guide 05 / PrintHow to print race bibs
Print two large race bibs on an A4 sheet, number them from any start, and pin them where the race told runners to put them.
Read the guide 06 / PlanAn event planning checklist, from budget to the door
A practical checklist for a club, race, class, or market: budget and break-even, tickets, vendors, printouts, the calendar invite, and the door. Includes a corporate-event pass.
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