Note that each event, once clicked, will only  be available in the "integrated" version and not the full Hosted Site version, since that's how they are integrated into this page. The second  listing of "Kids Now Events" features campaigns that were designed to be viewed in the Hosted Site versions, so actually they would be best integrated this way instead:

Our Events Button for Hosted Sites

Although visually both options are similar, which  you choose affects your workflow in the Flipcause Dashboard. By choosing the first option, you don't have to worry about manually adding any newly created events to your event page, so long as they are all created in the campaign that is already published (and you don't have to remember to delete them once they are over! They automatically disappear. It also means all of your reporting will be in a single campaign (and you will be able to drill down by "registration group" which, in this case, are the events themselves. Having all events in a single campaign means that  it's a bit harder to link to just one event, instead, you will often have to link to the Events campaign overall and, once clicked, they will see which events are current.

Alternately, with the second set up where events are in separate campaigns but can be linked in a single menu, you will have to remember to add and remove  events as they are set up or expire. It also will keep the events separate in reporting as well as allow you to have separate buttons for each in the Integration Center.

Ways to integrate a single event

You can directly embed an integrated campaign into your web page so it looks a part of your page, like this:

Click here for instructions on how to do this

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Or,  add content to the page and have a button that opens a pop-up to the integrated campaign. Click the button below to view the same campaign as a pop-up instead:

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