Ever added an important event to your Google Calendar, only to realize your website visitors have no idea it’s happening? Whether it’s a webinar, product launch, or office closure, manually...
Google Calendar is one of the most popular scheduling tools in the world. It’s fast, reliable, and deeply integrated into everyday workflows. For organizing meetings, classes, conferences, or internal timelines, it does its job extremely well. But what if you want to change the layout? Not just switch between Day and Month view - but actually make it look different, feel different, or match your brand? That’s where things get interesting. Turn your Google Calendar events into eye-catching, interactive showcases. What You Can Change in Google Calendar Inside Google Calendar,...
Embed Google Calendar Events in Mailchimp in Less Than 2 Minutes Mailchimp is one of the most popular email marketing platforms in the world. It makes it easy to send...
Wix is a true UI powerhouse. With its intuitive drag-and-drop editor, it allows anyone to build a polished website without touching code. That ease of use is one of the reasons Wix is so popular for event-driven websites, from startups running webinars to agencies promoting conferences. While Wix does come with a built-in Events module, it’s tightly coupled with the Wix ecosystem. All event management happens inside Wix, which can create friction if your team already lives in Google Calendar or if you want to reuse the same events across...
Embedding Google Calendar on WordPress is straightforward — but which of the three available methods is right for your organisation depends on what you actually need your calendar to do....
WordPress started its life as a simple publishing CMS. Its original strength was blogging—and it still excels at that. But its real rise to dominance came from something else: extensibility. Thanks to its open-source nature and massive developer ecosystem, WordPress can evolve into almost anything with the right plugins—from e-commerce platforms to learning portals and, of course, event websites. When it comes to events, however, WordPress is intentionally bare-bones. There is no native events calendar WordPress module out of the box. That means every organization running events—conferences, meetups, webinars, festivals,...
Your events already exist. They live in Google Calendar, Outlook, or another tool - mostly serving internal, organizational purposes. But what if the same events could also work as polished,...
Share What Matters: How Revisual Lets You Create Widgets With Filtered Events When your event calendar doubles as both an organizational tool and a marketing engine, clarity becomes everything. Revisual helps you turn the events you already maintain in your Google Calendar into clean, targeted, and shareable event widgets—without changing your workflow or duplicating content. Filtering your events is where the magic happens. Why Filtering Matters—Even If You Already Organize Events in Google Calendar Google Calendar is fantastic at helping you stay organized. You can create multiple calendars inside one...
QR codes, links, embeds, social previews - share your events everywhere Event organizers already invest time into creating and maintaining calendars - especially Google Calendar. But while Google Calendar is...
Most organisations that run events already use Google Calendar. It fits naturally into existing workflows — no additional software, no learning curve, no subscription cost. Events go in, reminders go out, team members stay aligned. But at some point, a question comes up: how do we use this to actually reach our audience? Promoting events with Google Calendar is more possible than most people realise — and more limited than they might hope. This article covers both sides: what Google Calendar genuinely enables for public event communication, and where it...
