Landing Page Links for Calendars

How to Access and Share Your Calendar Landing Page

From your Calendar page:

1. Scroll down to the Calendar landing page section.
2. Choose between the full event page link or a short link.
3. Copy your preferred link to share with users.

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Use the short link for easy sharing on platforms with character limits or if you prefer a cleaner link display.

Adding an Access Code to the Calendar Page

To require users to enter an access code before viewing your calendar page:

1. Go to the Calendar landing page section of your calendar settings.
2. Set up the access code requirement as instructed, which adds an extra layer of privacy or exclusivity for viewing the calendar.:

Using the Share Button on the Calendar Landing Page

The share button on your calendar landing page makes it easy to share your calendar directly on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Simply click the Share button, choose the social media platform, and follow the prompts to post your calendar page..

Using the Add to Calendar Button on the Calendar Landing Page

To allow users to add your calendar to their personal calendars from the landing page:

1. Direct them to the Add to Calendar button on your calendar landing page.
2. After clicking, users can select their preferred calendar platform to instantly subscribe and add all events from your calendar to their personal or work calendars.

How Users Subscribe to a Calendar - Anonymous or Sharing Information

When users click the link corresponding to their preferred calendar service, they will be redirected to that service with an option to subscribe to (or follow) your calendar. Here are two options for handling calendar subscribers:

• Anonymous Subscribers: If you enable anonymous subscribers, users are sent directly to their calendar service to add the events. They won’t need to provide any information.
• Collect Subscriber Information: If you prefer to gather subscriber information, users will first be redirected to a calendar landing page. Here, they’ll be prompted to provide details (like name or email) before they can subscribe. For more details on collecting subscriber information, click here. Click here for more instructions on how to collect subscriber information.