Latest articles and insights from CommunityTix
I used to think social walls like Walls.io were all community events needed for engagement. Then, a disaster at our festival showed me the gaps. Here's what I learned and how CommunityTix fills them.
'Eat to the Beat' tackled ticket pricing barriers with a flexible Pay What You Can model. Here’s how non-profits can replicate their success and keep 100% of their revenue.
Struggling to engage young people in your community group? Discover how event-driven outreach, paired with flexible tools like 'Pay What You Can' pricing, can inspire youth participation and foster a sense of belonging.
I used to think multilingual staffing was overkill for small community events. TranslateAble’s launch proved me wrong. Here’s the fix—and the lingering questions.
Hungary’s FunPass tackles face-value ticket resale — a lesson in transparency. How can community orgs apply this principle with tools like CommunityTix?
Once, I thought branding was all flashy logos and catchy taglines. Then, a small community group reminded me what branding is really about: trust, connection, and culture. Here's how it changed how I approach event branding forever.
I used to think fundraising at events was all about ticket sales. Then WTM London shattered that belief with its record-breaking donation for community water projects. Here’s what I learned.
I used to think community event tools were all about saving time and money. Then I saw the impact of strong leadership in event tech. Here’s what changed my mind.
The UK is falling behind in the global business events market, and rising ticketing fees could be part of the problem. Here’s how we can fix it.
AIME’s expanded executive team for their 2027 event offers lessons for community groups scaling events. Here’s why centralizing tools is key to growth.
Discover how ESG principles like inclusivity and accessibility can transform community events, making them more impactful and engaging.
I used to think wide format print sponsorships were irrelevant for grassroots African adventures. Turns out, they’re a key tool for empowering communities.