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Eventbrite SEO Tactics: Comparing Successful Free Events vs Paid Events Explained with Favour Obasi-ike
Description
Favour Obasi-ike, MBA, MS unpacks how Eventbrite functions as a powerful off-page SEO tool, not just a ticketing platform.
Eventbrite SEO: Why Your Event Title Is Your Most Powerful Marketing Asset?
With 50 million monthly visitors, Eventbrite gives businesses organic reach that paid ads cannot match.
The round table covers title optimization, data collection strategies, the "short code, long money" framework, and why you should never spend money on ads before investing time in your website.
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Key Takeaways
- Eventbrite is off-page SEO, not just ticketing. With 50 million monthly visitors, every event you create is a searchable page that links back to your business.
- Your event title becomes your URL. Put the event type (workshop, bootcamp, conference) and keywords in the title so people searching Eventbrite can actually find you.
- Three measures of a successful event. The number of people, the quality of people, and what happens after they leave.
- Collect more than just emails. Change the default Eventbrite settings to require phone numbers. Export the CSV and load it into your CRM. Share the data with sponsors.
- Optimize free tools before spending money. If your website is not built, do not run ads. Eventbrite generates 3.99M organic visits versus only 101K from paid search.
- Attention is a new currency, retention is a new balance. It is not what you spend, it is what you keep. Build systems that retain, not just attract.
Memorable Quotes
"Attention is a new currency, retention is a new balance. It's not what you spend, it's what you keep." — Favour [94:38]
"Short code, long money. All the millionaires and billionaires got a short code." — Marcus [83:52]