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How to Set Up an RSS Feed for Your Organiser Page

Let customers subscribe to your events, or display your event list on your own website

Your Organiser Page includes an RSS (Rich Site Summary) feed of all your live events — a simple way for customers to stay updated, and for you to pull your event list onto your own website without entering the same details twice.

REQUIRED: You'll need an Organiser Page set up before you can use this feature.


What's included in the feed

  • Event title
  • Event date and time
  • Event description

Where to find your RSS feed

The RSS icon appears next to Current Event List on your Organiser Page. Customers can select this icon to subscribe using their preferred RSS reader or browser.

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Your feed's URL follows the format of your Organiser Page name with a .rss extension. For example:

https://www.stickytickets.com.au/camelot.rss


Using the feed on your own website

To display your Sticky Tickets events on your own website or blog, you'll need a way to read and display an RSS feed there — most website builders and blogging platforms support this through a plugin or widget. Once set up, point it at your feed URL above, and your live events will appear automatically without needing to be entered twice.


Most Common Scenarios and Questions

Do I need an Organiser Page to use this?

  • Yes — the RSS feed is generated from your Organiser Page, so this needs to be set up first.

Will this update automatically as I add or remove events?

  • Yes — the feed reflects your current live events, so anything subscribed to it will update as your event list changes.

Can customers subscribe without any technical knowledge?

  • Yes — selecting the RSS icon on your Organiser Page is enough for most browsers or RSS reader apps to pick up the feed.


Need help?

If you have any questions about your RSS feed, contact our support team.