Modality Blog
Practical guides on ticketing, CRM, marketing, and AI for the people who run events, venues, and creative businesses.
Late and missed orders wreck your prep. An automated reminder before the cutoff nudges the people who have not ordered yet, and only them.
Read more →If customers order from you every week, a recurring order form collects the orders and the payments on autopilot. Here is how to set one up.
Marketplace ticket fees add up fast, and you do not even keep the buyer. Here is how to sell tickets on your own pages, keep more revenue, and own the audience.
Venues run on repeat attendance, but most have no CRM and no way to bring guests back. Here is how a venue CRM turns a one-time crowd into regulars.
Third-party cookies are going away. The businesses that win are the ones that own their audience data across every ticket, form, and email. Here is how to build that.
We compared the actual fees on 10 ticketing platforms using a real scenario: 60 tickets at $30. The difference between cheapest and most expensive is $147 per event.
Every CRM claims to be AI-native now. Here is what AI genuinely does in a modern CRM, and how to tell a real foundation from a checkbox feature.
A stack of point tools looks cheaper until you count the exports, the Zapier bills, and the blind spots. Here is when an all-in-one CRM actually wins.
Eventbrite sells tickets and hands you a spreadsheet. If you want to own your audience and your data, here are the best Eventbrite alternatives for 2026.
An event CRM keeps your attendees, ticket sales, and marketing in one system so you can turn one-time buyers into repeat fans. Here is how it works and what to look for.