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PattyE48
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Registered: ‎01-02-2012

Recurring events

Hi there and Happy New Year.  I am new to Constant Contact and will be using it to build event registrations for a golfing group.  We have league play that will start up in May and each of our 3 leagues has two 6 week sessions, weekly on different days.  From what I can see so far it looks like I will need to build a new event for each date for each league.  While the copy function works great, it is still pretty labor intensive to do this.  Is there a way to have a recurring event?  Thanks for any help you can offer.

RosalindM.
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Re: Recurring events

This post has been moved to the event marketing board.

Jarrad_M
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Re: Recurring events

Hi Patty,

 

Recurring events is not part of the product just yet, but we are constantly updating the Event Marketing product and I will pass this on.

 

Thanks,

Jarrad

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TammraB
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Registered: ‎01-19-2012

Re: Recurring events

Yes. I wish there was a reoccurring events option too!

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MegElls
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Registered: ‎07-04-2012

Re: Recurring events

Yes, me too!

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Desta-657G
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Re: Recurring events

Are recurring events possible yet with Contstant Contact EventSpot?  I am in a trial period now but won't be staying if it's not.  Thanks. 

Hannah_M
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Re: Recurring events

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Hi,

To use an event again you would still need to make a copy of the event. We've made great improvements to copying in order to make this process easier. We allow you to pick what emails you would like to copy over and we plug placeholders into your event related emails so that the old information populates with the new instead.

 

Thanks for posting, I am happy to add your feedback to this topic.

Hannah McClure
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