Event use case

OneLinks for Events

Keep attendees, speakers, sponsors, and guests on the same page before and during the event. T.LY OneLinks give event teams a simple mobile hub for tickets, agendas, venue details, maps, FAQs, and last-minute updates.

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Ticket + agenda hub Countdown block Maps + logistics QR-friendly sharing Click analytics
T.LY event OneLink example screenshot.

What This OneLink Setup Solves

See how T.LY turns one short branded URL into a more useful landing page for the job at hand.

Guests need one source of truth

Keep registration, schedule, venue map, parking, speaker links, and FAQs together so attendees are not hunting across several pages.

Details change after the first promo goes live

Update session links, venue notes, timing, sponsor CTAs, or parking instructions without changing the main link you already shared.

Most event traffic happens on phones

OneLinks are built for mobile-first scanning and tapping, which makes them a better fit than bulky desktop pages for day-of logistics.

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From idea to live OneLink

  1. Build an event hub with ticket buttons, countdown, schedule links, venue map, FAQs, and any speaker or sponsor resources you want in one place.
  2. Share the same OneLink in social bios, email reminders, SMS campaigns, and QR codes printed on flyers, badges, tables, or signs.
  3. Update the page as the event moves from promotion to live logistics to post-event follow-up.
T.LY event OneLink example screenshot showing schedule, countdown, and QR blocks.
Example placements

Event Examples: Posters, Badges, and Day-Of Updates

  • Use the page for tickets before launch, venue logistics during the event, and recap links after it ends without changing the URL attendees already saved.
  • Put the QR on posters, badges, lanyards, table tents, sponsor booths, and wayfinding signs so every scan opens the same live event hub.
Event presentation screen where a T.LY OneLink can be shared with attendees.

Why T.LY Works Better

These are the platform choices that matter after the page is live and being shared across channels.

  • Countdown, FAQ, map, gallery, and link blocks cover common event needs without code.
  • Keep one link live through pre-event, live-event, and post-event phases.
  • QR codes make posters, badges, and printed schedules instantly interactive.
  • Analytics help you see what guests actually open before and during the event.

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FAQ

What should an event OneLink include?

Most event pages should include the main CTA first, then essentials like schedule, venue info, directions, FAQs, speaker links, or sponsor resources.

Can I update an event page after flyers and QR codes are already printed?

Yes. The OneLink itself stays the same, so you can update the page contents later without replacing the QR or printed materials.

Are OneLinks mobile friendly for day-of event traffic?

Yes. OneLinks are designed for mobile-first use, which makes them a strong fit for event traffic coming from phones and QR scans.

Can one event page serve both online and offline promotion?

Yes. OneLink pages work well in social bios, email reminders, and QR placements across printed event materials.

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Launch a OneLink that stays flexible after you publish it, then keep sharing the same branded URL everywhere.

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