Description
Take the simplicity and unique features of Eventbrite to create your event. Add an awesomely creative email campaign. What do you get? An awesomely, simple, creative event invite that your attendees will love.
This is too good to be true? This can’t be possible? It is. Eventbrite’s partnership with MailChimp allows for you to import event details to your MailChimp account. This is done seamlessly through an API code (See picture 2). Importing your event to MailChimp will pull in the date, location, description and a map of where event is located.
After the details are pulled in, you can go crazy with MailChimp’s features. Adding custom headers, colors, logos, photos and on and on.
MailChimp makes it easy for anybody to design eye-catching html email campaigns, automatically manage subscriber lists, and track results. Just point, click and send. No coding or programming required.
When you sign up via Eventbrite, MailChimp will add a $25 credit to your account when you make your first purchase, give you free advanced reports, and 3 free inbox inspections. Signup here »
Editor's Review
Eventbrite and MailChimp make for one extremely powerful, easy-to-use combination. MailChimp has pre-set templates that easily imports your Eventbrite information to save you time and make you look good! This is one of the most used integrations that Eventbrite has!
What Do You Think?
What People Are Saying
Tim Bucciarelli
MailChimp is great - Evenbrite is great but unless you really don't care what your event emails look like, this app is not worth the time. Templates are not customizable which leaves you to try to manually edit each email which kind of defeats the purpose of the integration and it still doesn't give you what you really want which is a custom-designed email that automatically pulls in the event data you choose. Who really needs that massive map on the event email???
Jacques Karsten (Stellenbosch, Western Cape)
This used to work really well especially if you had your own custom event invite. You could just connect to your event and it will pull in all the details. Mailchimp now saves the template content so it somehow lost the ability to import the event info seamlessly into your custom template.