General FAQ - About Event Websites
A Certain event-level Website is a collection of web pages that display content about an event to prospects or attendees.
An event can have one or more websites that enable different audiences to view different information. Attendees can see a different set of pages than an exhibitor might see. An event can also use a password-protected website for attendees or invited participants only.
See Promote > Websites for details of the page on which an event's websites are listed. See Promote > Websites for details from which you can add or edit sites.
Most events have a public-accessible website for information and marketing purposes.
Many events also have a password-protected website for attendees or invited participants only.
A website can be composed of one to thirteen main pages. From these main pages, you can link to minor pages, pop-up windows, and other websites—greatly expanding the overall size of the site.
Each of these 13 pages is optional. Each of these 13 pages may be included or excluded from your website.
Any of these pages may be re-purposed. For example, the Location page can display the dinner menu.
See Promote > Websites > Setup for details of how to set up an event website.
See Also
You can also set up an account-level website. See EVENTS > Website.
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