I’ve got three things for you today — and yes, I’ve been keeping my little beady eye on what’s going on in here. 👀😂 First… Have you stopped posting because we now have the shiny new website? Please don’t! The website is another way of getting your event seen, but it isn’t going to do all the heavy lifting for you. You still need to keep talking about your event in here, follow the posting sequence in the Getting Started classroom and remember, you can post about the same event up to three times in a week. Use it! Now, confession time… Who’s been posting and ghosting? 👻 You know what I mean. Pop your event into the feed… then disappear. Let’s get into a new habit. Before you post, have a wander through the feed and support a few of the posts already there. A comment. A bit of encouragement. Ask a question. Have a nosey at what someone else is doing. Because this is a community, and the more we support each other’s events, the more visibility we ALL create. And finally… something rather nifty has appeared on the website. 😁 Thanks to a great suggestion from @Taras Mokrytskyi and some clever tech wizardry from Des, you can now open an event and see the date and time in different locations around the world. No more staring at ET, GMT, NZT and wondering what on earth is going on. 😂 And we’re not finished. We’ve already got more ideas brewing — including something new around the Hosted By section. 👀 In the meantime, don’t forget you can also share the URL of your own event page from the web site Show it off! Your event is now sitting on an actual website out there on the WWW, so grab that link and share it with your audience. It would also help us out getting seen more on the www. And if you spot something on the website and think, “Wouldn’t it be good if you could…” Tell us. We genuinely want your ideas. Although if it involves complicated tech, I’ll probably smile sweetly and send you directly to Des. 😂