Hosts and teams who publish repeat events, workshops, classes, or community gatherings.
I want my event pages to feel consistent with my host brand.
Brand settings support repeat hosting
If you host more than one event, consistent profile and brand details can help attendees recognize you. This is especially useful for workshops, classes, salons, and recurring communities.
Branding should not make the page harder to use. The event title, date, location, host, registration button, and preparation notes still need to be easy to find.
Update brand settings
Open settings
Go to Settings and review the Profile and Brand sections available in your account.
Prepare brand basics
Have your display name, short bio, avatar, logo if used, preferred colors, and simple tone guidelines ready.
Update one area at a time
Change profile, image, color, or copy settings in small steps so you can tell what affected the page.
Preview a real event
Open a draft or published event and check whether the brand details make the event clearer and more trustworthy.
Adjust for readability
If colors, images, or long copy make the page hard to scan, simplify them before sharing.
Brand settings checklist
Profile name and bio are current.
Avatar or logo is clear at small sizes.
Colors have enough contrast.
Event details remain easy to find.
Brand wording does not overpromise results.
Public event page looks good on mobile.
Trust beats decoration
A simple page with a real host, clear offer, and accurate logistics is better than a branded page that attendees cannot understand quickly.
FAQ
Do I need brand settings before publishing my first event?
No. A clear profile and accurate event page matter more. Brand settings become more useful as you host repeatedly.
Can I change brand settings later?
Yes. After changing them, preview a real event page so you can see what attendees will notice.
Should every event use the same style?
Use enough consistency for recognition, but allow each event to reflect its real mood, format, and audience.
Related guides
Set up your curator profile
Your profile is the trust layer behind every event page. Set it up before serious promotion.
Read guideChoose or update your event cover image
A good cover image supports the event promise. The text still needs to carry the details.
Read guideShare your event link and check the public page
A published page is not finished until you check the attendee view and confirm the registration path works.
Read guide