Your Profiles on Guest Line
Written By Tom Raviv
Last updated 8 days ago
Every venue you create gets a public profile on Guest Line, and your organisation gets one too. These profiles are where guests find your events, follow your nights and send requests, so they're worth getting right.
Venue profiles
Your venue profile is your venue's home on Guest Line, at your handle: guestline.io/yourhandle. Guests see your profile image, brand colour, bio and video header playing behind it all, plus your socials and contact details.
The profile shows your attended count and followers, your address, and the entry points that drive your business:
Your events, filtered by Tonight, This Week or All Events, with recurring events showcased so your weekly nights are always visible
Booth & Birthday Packages: guests browse your VIP options and send requests straight from your profile. See Managing Requests
Some examples of our customers:
Circus Bar, Melbourne
Club Lotus, Melbourne
The organiser profile
Your organiser profile represents your whole operation rather than a single venue, built from the same pieces: display name, handle, brand colour, bio, video header and socials. It also shows your venues and nights, so guests can jump from your brand to any of your rooms.
Edit it from the Venues page via Organiser Profile. If you run one venue, your venue profile does the heavy lifting. If you run several, your organiser profile is the umbrella that ties them together.
Followers come from the door
Guests who attend one of your events auto-follow your profile, so your following builds itself from real attendance, and every night you run grows the audience that sees your next one. That makes your profiles a compounding asset: the more you run, the bigger the built-in audience every new event launches to.
Keeping profiles working for you
Your events appear on your profiles automatically when published, and Hide from Guest Line Profiles removes an event from all of them. See Creating and Managing Your Event
Your profile is also where pixels earn their keep: venue pixels fire on your profile page, so the traffic your marketing drives there is tracked. See Setting Up Your Pixels
Want your profile living inside your own website too? See Embedding Guest Line on Your Website