Scheduling FAQs
You can now schedule LinkedIn posts with Eventbrite Boost! For anything not covered in this FAQ, please reach out to boost@eventbrite.com
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You can now schedule LinkedIn posts with Eventbrite Boost! For anything not covered in this FAQ, please reach out to boost@eventbrite.com
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Yes, all creators in all geos will be able to use the “Now” option without having to pay for a Boost subscription.
Yes they are able to use it.
Creators will be able to schedule a post from the next 1 hour onwards till the next 90 days max. An error will be shown on the time/date selector when they select a date further than the max time period.
Yes, once the date and time are saved, they can continue to create the post and then go back to click the “edit” option that will reopen the modal to select a new time and date.
Yes, if your accounts are not connected when “Scheduling” or “Posting” you will be prompted to sign in to LinkedIn to connect your accounts.
If the LinkedIn account it’s disconnected, on the specific time and date the post is supposed to go live, it will fail. This means that the post will be shown on the “Failed Posts” list. To reactivate the scheduled post, you need to reconnect the LinkedIn account and reschedule for a new date/time.
If you reconnect to the same account and you had posts scheduled while there was no account connected, then you will need to reschedule the post by going back to the “Failed posts” search.
If connecting with a different account, scheduled posts will now be linked to the new account. This means that posts scheduled for the future will go out correctly on the new LinkedIn account, and “Failed Posts” can be changed to a new date/time.
Yes, the new calendar will show all instant and scheduled posts that have gone out, plus those that are scheduled in the future.
You can schedule unlimited postings on the same day.
An alert on the post card will appear but the post will continue on the queue. You can cancel or edit the scheduled post as needed.
No, as the post is independent of the event itself. You can edit the post before it goes live, or directly on LinkedIn once it is published.
No - you can only connect one LinkedIn account to your Eventbrite account.