The Fees by Sales Channel metric refers to the amount of fees charged to an event organizer based on the sales channel used to sell tickets on Eventbrite, like the Eventbrite website or app or a third-party website.
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Event capacity is a metric that indicates the maximum number of attendees an event can accommodate. It helps organizers plan for logistics and ensures compliance with safety regulations.
Fees by Platform is a metric that shows the distribution of fees paid by event organizers to Eventbrite and payment processing providers for ticket sales on the platform.
Net Sales is the total revenue generated by an event, product or service after deducting any discounts, promotions or refunds.
The Net Sales by Sales Channel metric measures the total amount of revenue generated from each sales channel after accounting for refunds, discounts, and cancellations.
The Quantity Sold by Sales Channel metric refers to the total number of tickets or registrations sold through specific sales channels, such as online, mobile, or in-person. This metric is useful in measuring the effectiveness of different sales channels and optimizing future marketing strategies.
The "Quantity Sold by Platform (Detailed)" metric provides a detailed breakdown of how many tickets or registrations were sold on each individual platform (e.g. Eventbrite, Facebook, etc.) that an event organizer has utilized to promote and sell tickets for their event.
The Attendees by City metric shows how many attendees are from each city, providing insights on where the event is drawing the most interest and allowing organizers to adjust marketing and outreach efforts accordingly.
The Orders by City metric shows the total number of ticket orders placed by attendees in each city where the event is being held, providing insights on the geographical distribution of event attendees and helps event organizers with targeted marketing efforts.