Share your event link and check the public page

Publishing creates a link, but checking creates confidence

After an event is published, the public page becomes the link attendees see. Before posting it in a group chat, newsletter, social bio, or community calendar, open it from an attendee point of view.

The goal is simple: a person who does not know your draft process should understand the event, trust the host, and find the registration action without confusion.

Check and share the event link

1

Open the published event

From My Events, open the event and use the public page or view event action.

2

Copy the public link

Copy the event URL only after you have confirmed that the page is published and the visibility setting matches your intent.

3

Check as an attendee

Open the link in a private window or another browser profile. Confirm that the page works without your host account context.

4

Test the registration path

Confirm that the registration button is visible, the form asks for the right fields, and the capacity or paid ticket state is accurate.

5

Share with the right context

When you post the link, include a short reason to attend, date, location, and who the event is for. Do not rely on the bare link alone.

Public page check

Title clearly says what the event is.

Date, time, timezone, and location are correct.

Host profile looks credible.

Registration button is visible on mobile.

Capacity, waitlist, or ticket state is accurate.

Custom questions are short and necessary.

Paid ticket price and expectations are clear, if applicable.

The link opens while logged out.

Unlisted is not the same as secret

An unlisted event is meant for link-based access, not broad discovery. Anyone with the link may still be able to open it, so do not put sensitive details on the page unless they are safe for link recipients.

FAQ

Should I test the link while logged out?

Yes. A logged-out or private-browser check helps you see what attendees see, including registration friction and missing information.

Can I share an unlisted event?

Yes. Unlisted events are useful for private distribution, but anyone with the link may be able to view the page.

What should I write when sharing the link?

Use one or two lines: who the event is for, what happens, when and where it is, and why someone should register now.

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