Short guides. No fluff.
Everything here is something people ask us often enough that it was worth writing down. Pick the track that sounds like you.
Using Akron Pulse
Short walkthroughs of the parts of the site people tend not to find on their own. None of them take longer to read than they take to do.
Find something to do in about a minute
Search, the Filter and Sort tray, and the List, Calendar and Map views. Start here, everything else assumes it.
Build a day plan and send it to somebody
Stack a few events into a plan, see them on a map in order, then hand the whole thing to a friend as one link.
Make the calendar look like your life
Pick your community, set the audience toggle, and cut the categories you never want. This is the tuning most people never find.
Get an email you actually want to open
The preference center is deeper than most people realize. Ten minutes there and the newsletter stops being general interest.
Put Akron Pulse on your phone
Install it like an app on iPhone or Android, and use it the way it is meant to be used, which is out of the house.
For organizers and partners
How to get your events listed, how to write them so people click, and how to set your own website up so this stops being a chore.
Four ways onto the calendar, and what happens next
Email, form, organization, venue. Which one fits you, and what our review actually does to your submission.
Write a listing people actually click
Titles, start times, the image, that first sentence. Small stuff, and it decides who shows up.
Make your website easy for calendars to read
Publish a feed once and stop submitting forever. This is the one that pays you back every month.
Weekly events, changes and cancellations
Recurring series, moved dates, cancelled nights. Handled right, none of these turn into duplicates.
Your calendar on your site, and the partner portal
A live calendar on your own site, themed to fit, plus the portal for organizations that post often.
Something you wish was in here? Tell us what you got stuck on: byron@akronpulse.com.
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