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Eventbrite SEO Tactics: Comparing Successful Free Events vs Paid Events Explained with Favour Obasi-ike

·1 hr 46 min·5 clips

Favour Obasi-ike says his first company made over $100 million in sales since 2012 and used Eventbrite for grand openings and sales.

1. We Don't PLAY!™: Best AI SEO News, Pinterest Business and Web Marketing Masterclasses uses Eventbrite SEO to compare successful free events and paid events. 2. Favour Obasi-ike leads the room with guests and listeners including Marcus Bobb TV, Rocky, Amina, Jason, and Lastronaut, and he treats their questions as part of the lesson. 3. The episode asks how Eventbrite can be used to make an event visible, searchable, and connected to a website. 4. Favour Obasi-ike calls Eventbrite a local marketplace and says business content needs to be seen, heard, and responded to. 5. He explains that free Eventbrite events still need a title that tells people what the event is about, especially when several similar workshops appear at once. 6. He says the words people type, such as workshop, bootcamp, course, and meet and greet, should shape the end of the title. 7. He defines success as the number of people, the quality of people, and what happens after people leave. 8. He tells listeners to check Google Search Console and notes that Google now separates branded searches from non-branded searches. 9. He connects Eventbrite to off-page SEO by naming Google Business Profile, Trustpilot, TripAdvisor, Bing Places, and social media as reference points. 10. He argues that a schedule matters because people see today, tomorrow, and the next day before they decide to attend. 11. Rocky says he is planning a first live event this year but struggles most with follow-up and completion. 12. Favour Obasi-ike answers by separating the schedule for planning from the schedule for following up after the event. 13. He says Eventbrite’s checkout timer is 15 minutes, which gives people time to find a card and stick to a commitment. 14. He adds that event creators should track active times on their website and compare them to idle times before choosing a schedule. 15. Jason says his event work in Toronto from 2007 to 2010 made him broke, so he now looks closely at whether the target market can pay. 16. Rocky replies that the market has shifted and says brands may need to move from small businesses to corporations. 17. Favour Obasi-ike says the point of Eventbrite is brand awareness, but only when the strategy matches the market and the goal. 18. Marcus Bobb TV says Eventbrite is useful because strangers can discover events by searching surrounding cities and community listings. 19. The room is conversational and practical, with long exchanges, interruptions, and examples from sales, nonprofits, churches, and conferences. 20. People who manage events, SEO, or community promotions will get the most from this room, while listeners wanting a tight, edited tutorial may skip it.

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A practical room-style discussion of Eventbrite SEO, free versus paid events, and online visibility.

The episode takes a practical look at Eventbrite SEO and the contrast between free and paid events, using a live, conversational room format to work through how Eventbrite can shape business, brand, and information presence online.

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