The Fees metric refers to the charges applied by Eventbrite to the total ticket price. These fees can include taxes, payment processing, and service charges, among others.
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This dashboard allows you to track all the common KPIs of events from Eventbrite.
Event capacity is a metric that indicates the maximum number of attendees an event can accommodate. It helps organizers plan for logistics and ensures compliance with safety regulations.
The Gross Sales by Platform metric shows the total revenue generated from ticket sales across all platforms (website, mobile app, etc.) used by Eventbrite for a given time period.
The Fees by Ticket metric shows the amount of fees charged per ticket sold, which includes the eventbrite fee and any additional fees added by the organizer. It helps you understand the revenue breakdown of your event.
The Quantity Sold by Sales Channel metric refers to the total number of tickets or registrations sold through specific sales channels, such as online, mobile, or in-person. This metric is useful in measuring the effectiveness of different sales channels and optimizing future marketing strategies.
Quantity Sold by Platform metric indicates the total number of tickets sold through each platform, such as Eventbrite, Facebook, or a custom website, for a specific event. It helps event organizers track sales performance on different platforms.
The Quantity Sold by Affiliate Link Name metric provides the number of tickets sold through a specific link provided by an affiliate. It helps organizers track the effectiveness of their affiliate marketing strategies and identify the top-performing affiliates.
The Orders metric tracks the number of orders that have been placed for a specific event. It indicates the total amount of tickets sold or registrations made.
The Orders by City metric shows the total number of ticket orders placed by attendees in each city where the event is being held, providing insights on the geographical distribution of event attendees and helps event organizers with targeted marketing efforts.