Sell Out Your Event with Social Proof

Conferences, webinars, workshops and summits: show every visitor
the people registering around them.

Nobody wants to be the first to buy a ticket, and nobody wants to miss the event everyone is going to. An event page has to show which of those it is.

Registrations rolling in, the total so far and the seats left do that better than any amount of copy.

ProveSource shows the room filling up while the visitor decides.

A conference registration page with a ProveSource registration notification

What to show on an event page

  • Registrations and ticket sales. “Marcus from Chicago just registered” or “just bought a VIP ticket”, minutes after it happens.
  • Registration counters. “312 people registered in the last 24 hours”, for the event or a ticket tier.
  • Seats-left notices. An informational notification for early-bird deadlines and remaining capacity.
  • Past attendee reviews. Quotes from last year rotated with the reviewer’s name.
  • Social counts. Follower and subscriber numbers for the event’s channels.

Registrations come in from Eventbrite, Zoom and Luma through Zapier, from Tito or Stripe webhooks, or from the registration form on the page itself. The same setup works for a one-off summit or a monthly webinar series.

What (Real) People Say

Guys, you’re making us blush, please stop! (continue!)