“Eventbrite’s creators and consumers remain the north star of our business. The tools will likely be helpful for independent hosts who may not be able to afford outside help from assistants or copywriters. The company also launched these features as a way to increase engagement, reach more audiences and drive ticket sales. (Update: The company informed us the social media ad tool launched in March.)Įventbrite hopes the GPT integrations will help reduce time spent by event creators since it provides a starting point for them to revise and edit generated copy rather than start from scratch. Note that the new copywriting feature for social media ads is only available to paid Boost subscribers. Boost has three tiers - Lite ($15/month), Core ($50/month) and Pro ($100/month). The company has introduced other AI-driven tools in the past, such as Eventbrite Boost, the marketing platform that uses machine learning to target audiences on social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook. If event creators get writer’s block when writing an email campaign or social media ad, Eventbrite’s new tools generate copy to help market the event more efficiently, a company spokesperson told TechCrunch. It also fills in the event type, category and sub-category, which will likely make it easier for people to discover events. Now, users can create an event page on Eventbrite with automatically generated event descriptions and images that are based on the event title, location and date.

Eventbrite, an event management and ticketing website, announced Monday new GPT-powered tools that will help event creators with arguably some of the most tedious, time-consuming steps in event planning - event pages, email campaigns and social media ads.

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