Understanding Pixels and Sales Channels
Written By Tom Raviv
Last updated 7 days ago
Understanding Pixels and Sales Channels
Sales Channels shows you where your ticket revenue actually comes from: your promoters, your venue profile, and your marketing across every platform. Pixels are what plug your ad platforms into that picture.
What pixels do in Guestii
Connect your Meta Pixel, TikTok Pixel and Google Tag, and Guestii fires them across your pages on Guest Line. Every visit, ad arrival, checkout and purchase is tracked and attributed, both in your ad platforms for optimising your campaigns, and inside Guestii in your Sales Channels report.
Guestii sends events server-side through each platform's conversions API as well as through the browser, so your tracking holds up even where browser tracking falls short.
Your sales channels
Every online sale is attributed to the channel that drove it:
Promoters: sales driven through your promoters' links on Guest Line
Venue: sales from guests who found you through your venue and event profiles
Marketing: sales driven by your ads, tracked through your connected pixels
Where your results live
Open Sales Channels from your event Dashboard to see the full picture: sales, clicks, conversion rate and revenue up top, your pixels and their status, your attribution funnel from visit through to purchase, and your traffic mix of paid versus organic. See Reading Your Sales Channels Report.
Where pixels apply
Set pixels at the level that matches how you market:
Venue: applies across your venue profile, covering everything you run
Event: applies to that event. On recurring events, your pixels carry across every instance, so your weekly night keeps its tracking without any resetting
Why this matters
Ticket revenue rarely comes from one place, and most venues are guessing at what's actually working. Sales Channels ends the guessing: you see exactly how much of your door came from promoters, how much your ads drove, and what arrived organically, so you put your money and your allocations behind what fills the room.