Duplicating an Event
If you run the same kind of event more than once, a monthly meetup, an annual conference, a recurring workshop, you don't have to rebuild it from scratch each time. Duplicating an event copies the whole setup so you can start your next one with everything already in place.
(Screenshot: the duplicate option on an event)
What gets copied
Duplicating brings over the pieces that usually stay the same from one event to the next:
- Your tickets and pricing
- Your registration questions
- Your email content
- Your landing page design and branding
- Your event settings, like whether groups or payments are on
The result is a fresh draft, a clean copy you can adjust without touching the original.
What doesn't carry over
The new event starts empty of people and activity. Your attendee list, registrations, orders, and reports all stay with the original event. The copy is about reusing your setup, not your data.
A typical workflow
- Duplicate the event you want to reuse.
- Update the details that change each time, the name, dates, and venue.
- Review your tickets, questions, and settings, and tweak anything that's different this time around.
- Publish the landing page when you're ready to go live.
Keep one well-built event as your "template." Each time you need a new one, duplicate that instead of your most recent live event, it stays clean and predictable.
Double-check dates and your venue timezone on the copy. These are the details most likely to still reflect the previous event.