Tikit — is a ticket sales platform that keeps audience data all in one place but, crucially, allows

publishers to bundle subscription offers with tickets.

The importance of combining tickets with subscriptions is evident — together with the

subscription management platform provides your marketing team with advanced capabilities to

market events and subscriptions simultaneously.

Selling tickets with Wallkit is easy, please follow this guide:

1. To schedule an event and indicate the necessary data for its holding, go to the Tickets & Events tab**:**

1. You will see the list of events currently set up. You can edit any existing event, duplicate it, or create a new one.
2. Create a new event by clicking Add event.
3. As you will see next, you can specify some information about your upcoming event. The fields are generally self-explanatory, fill in the basic event information:

• Event Title
• Description — add a customer-facing identity that can be represented as a brief overview of the following event.
• Browse the image
• Events occur at a certain time, in a specific location. Events in Wallkit are divided into two types: Venue - In this case, you can enter the address where the event is going to hold. Virtual - In this case, make sure to add an invitation link to the event.
• By selecting the time zone, you also select which time zone will start selling tickets.
• Event Start Date
• Event End Date
• Attach links

1. Click Save to finish.
2. Next, you need to define the ticket pricing for the event. Different pricing options are available within this specific event.

You can create as many ticket pricing options as possible in the right-hand column.

For these sample events, we start with a single 100 USD option.

1. Fill in the information about the ticket:

• Define the pricing that you want to make available for the event.

• Quantity - the maximum number of tickets available. You can come back at any time to increase the number of tickets.

• Quantity range - the number of tickets we can issue per person.

• Set up the sale start and end dates.

   Ticket Sales End — the day the tickets will automatically become unavailable for purchase. 
  

• Mailchimp Tags — automatically add people to a mailing list when a person buys a ticket for a specific event.

• Assign subscriptions — when you run a major event and want to promote your subscriptions during the event, it's a good idea to sell event tickets and include subscriptions within these prices.

1. Over here, you can define a discount for a membership when a person buys a ticket.