Make the programme clear
Add speaker biographies and session details. Help guests understand what happens when and who they can learn from.
Speakers, sponsors & content
Tell the whole event story.
Bring your event to life with speaker profiles, an agenda, sponsor recognition and photo galleries. Reuse useful content across your website and marketing.
Recognise your partners
Add sponsor logos, links and supporting content. Check placement and image quality on a phone as well as desktop.
Keep publishing
Use the Infomaxim blog to share announcements, practical tips and post-event stories. Keep existing article addresses when updating your content.
The full feature list
Speakers, sponsors & content, in detail.
Publish the details that turn an event listing into a compelling reason to attend, and keep the story going after the event.
Show what is happening
8 features
- Event title and introduction
- Explain the event quickly so visitors can decide whether to explore further.
- Rich event descriptions
- Give the programme, inclusions and practical details enough room to answer real questions.
- Feature and banner images
- Set the atmosphere and make the event recognisable across your website.
- Speaker and performer profiles
- Introduce the people who make your event worth attending.
- Biographies and profile photos
- Give audiences the background and context behind a name on the programme.
- Session agendas
- Show the running order so guests know what happens when.
- Agenda streams and descriptions
- Explain parallel programme areas and what each session covers.
- Custom programme labels
- Use terminology suited to your event, such as speakers, performers or presenters.
Recognise partners and explain the venue
5 features
- Sponsor logos and links
- Give partners visible recognition and a route for interested visitors to learn more.
- Sponsor groupings
- Distinguish sponsorship levels in the event’s configured presentation.
- Venue details
- Bring the address and useful location information into the event story.
- Maps and directions links
- Make it easier for attendees to plan the trip to your event.
- Event contact information
- Give visitors a clear next step when their question is not answered on the page.
Keep the story moving
8 features
- Infomaxim blog publishing
- Manage articles and announcements through the same publishing platform as your event content.
- Article images and summaries
- Help readers recognise the topic and choose what to read.
- Photo galleries and captions
- Capture highlights and show future attendees what the experience looks like.
- Supporting website pages
- Keep enduring information such as FAQs, accessibility details and venue advice easy to find.
- Draft and published content
- Prepare updates before they become the version your audience sees.
- Stable article addresses
- Keep established links useful when revising or refreshing content.
- Search and sharing metadata
- Give published pages a clear title, description and preview when people discover them elsewhere.
- Content-led email campaigns
- Turn published stories and announcements into reasons to contact your opted-in audience.
Organise every event listing
7 features
Read the detailed guide- Subtitle and short summary
- Give listing cards and introductions concise, useful copy alongside the event title.
- Event type, tags and categories
- Describe the format and organise the event within your programme, including multiple relevant categories.
- Image uploads and library reuse
- Upload new artwork or select an existing approved image without maintaining unnecessary duplicates.
- External image reference
- Use a publicly hosted feature image where supported, with a preview check of the final presentation.
- Source listing and import requestSetup required
- Queue a source URL for the configured import service, then review the extracted event details before publishing.
- External event identifier
- Retain a source-system reference to help a configured integration recognise the event.
- Event-library flagBy arrangement
- Organise records within an agreed event-library workflow.
Build and refine the full event story
11 features
Read the detailed guide- Reusable content blocks
- Start with text, columns, image grids, feature cards, calls to action and other useful layouts.
- Section move, copy and remove controls
- Reorganise a page and reuse a layout as the programme develops.
- Section borders, backgrounds and spacing
- Give practical notices and different parts of the programme a clear visual hierarchy.
- Rich text and heading styles
- Make long descriptions readable with structured headings, emphasis, lists, alignment and text styling.
- Clean paste and plain-text paste
- Bring in supplied copy while reducing unwanted fonts, colours and formatting.
- Find and replace, spellcheck and undo
- Correct repeated details, catch spelling mistakes and reverse recent edits while preparing the page.
- Links and page anchors
- Connect visitors to booking, useful pages or a specific section of a longer event description.
- Inline images and YouTube embeds
- Bring the atmosphere and performers into the story without confining all media to the banner.
- Tables with header rows
- Present a compact schedule or comparison with clear labels.
- Mobile-width and expanded editing views
- Check the layout at a narrow width or give yourself more room while authoring.
- HTML source editing
- Let experienced editors refine supported content markup and check it again in the visual preview.
Review and release with confidence
5 features
Read the detailed guide- Save and staged preview
- Store changes and review a staged event before putting the update in front of guests.
- Staged and published comparison
- Switch preview versions, refresh or open a larger view to verify what is ready and what is public.
- Save Copy
- Start the next event from a copy, then review dates, tickets, links and related records before launch.
- Publication and expiry fieldsSetup required
- Set publication timing for a configured website workflow, separately from event dates and ticket sales.
- Authoring history and rollback
- Review saved version details and recover an earlier version where your access and content setup permit it.
It’s better together.
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