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🎡 How to Tag Artists, Genres & Brands

Tagging the artists, genres and brands that relate to your event can help improve its visibility and connect it with relevant Skiddle customers. πŸŽŸοΈπŸ“ˆ


πŸ“ How to Access Your Event

To start tagging your event:

  1. πŸ–₯️ Head to the Promotion Centre.

  2. πŸ“‹ Under the Manage Events tab, click View All Events.

  3. 🎟️ Select the event you want to add artists, genres or brands to.

  4. βš™οΈ On the left-hand side, select Manage Event.

  5. ✏️ Select Edit Additional Info.

  6. πŸ“‹ Click Additional Information at the top of the page.


🎀 Tagging Artists

Scroll through the pages using the Next button in the bottom-right corner until you reach the Tag Artist page.

To add an artist:

  1. πŸ”Ž Start typing the name of the artist appearing at your event.

  2. 🎀 Select the artist from the dropdown list.

  3. βž• If the artist isn't listed, scroll to the bottom of the dropdown and click the + icon to add them.


πŸ”” Why Should I Tag Artists?

Tagging the correct artists can help your event reach relevant customers through Skiddle's Artist Alerts.

Artist Alerts are automated and personalised notifications sent based on customers' artist-tracking preferences.

If your event matches a customer's preferences, they may receive:

πŸ“± A push notification

πŸ“§ An email

πŸ’» A browser notification

This lets customers know when one of their favourite artists is performing at your event. πŸŽ‰


🎢 Tagging Genres & Brands

On the next page, you'll find dropdown boxes where you can add genres and brands that are relevant to your event.

To add them:

  1. πŸ”Ž Type the genre or brand you're looking for into the search bar.

  2. πŸ“‹ Matching options will appear as you type.

  3. βœ… Click the relevant genre or brand to add it to your event.

You can tag up to 5 genres and brands to your event. 🎯

πŸ’‘ Tip: Make sure you only tag genres and brands that are genuinely relevant to your event. This helps ensure your event reaches the right audience. 🎟️

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