Business deal - Eventbrite £100 credit for first time users
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Business deal - Eventbrite £100 credit for first time users
Last week (back in good ol’ 2014) we made a bit of an event of showcasing some of the top business deals that our growing list of self starters can avail of. We also highlighted that as this is a growing list of deals, we welcomed more brands to get involved in helping to make starting the business of starting and running a startup / small business as easy as possible.
And Bob’s your uncle, we return to kick off the new year with some fab business deal news. New year, new cheer and all that jazz.
So what's this deal all about?
The good folk at Eventbrite are covering the first £100 in ticketing fees that you would normally pay for when using the Eventbrite online ticketing service. Yep, you read that right. £100 credit to cover the first £100 of ticket fees on Eventbrite. Happy days!
Intrigued? Wonder what exactly Eventbrite do? (if you don't know already that is!)
Eventbrite is a global and leading online ticketing service that allows event organizers to plan, set up ticket sales, and promote events.
Offering quality online event management services for its users, Eventbrite is an ideal platform for both the first time event organiser to the seasoned event management professional.
By partnering up with us and offering up this fab deal, they are highlighting their continued commitment to the startup, thinker, doer, creator... (self starters then) who are aiming to run and manage their very first, small, medium or big sized event. Of course it's good news for them too, to get as many new self starting event organisers on their platform, but we reckon we still owe Eventbrite a big high-five for this fab offering.
So if you're thinking of running your own event in the near future, how can you apply this deal?
Simple.
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Firstly, you must be a registered Startacus member. It's free to join, and there are lots of reasons, including the Eventbrite deal on why you should join - all handily listed here. You’re probably already registered though aren’t you?
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Click on the member deals page (you can only access this area once signed in) and grab the unique link that takes you straight to the Eventbrite deal page. Bingo!
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Of course, check if you can use the deal - remember it's for first time Eventbrite users only.
Once again a big cheers to Eventbrite for this fab offer.
Do check out all the other business deals on offer here on Startacus and if you're a business brand and want to get involved, then here are a few ways to work with us - business deals and discounts being just one of them :)
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Published on: 5th January 2015
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