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Help guests understand the event and prepare to participate.

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State the name and date of the eventDisplays the date, time, and time zone right next to the name.Online events need a time zone so guests don't deduce the local time. With online events, people in other time zones need to understand the participation time without inferring it from the venue.Example “Design workshop — 19:00, November 12, 2026, GMT+7”.Tell who it's forExplain the topic, the level of knowledge required and the results attendees will receive.Introduce the person sharingState name, role and information related to event content.The information the person shares should demonstrate relevance to the topic, not just a long list of titles.

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Show the scheduleSeparate each part, duration and activities to prepare.Indicate how to register and costsSet clear actions, seat limit information and confirmation after registration.If stating the number of seats remaining, use authoritative data and update the status of full capacity.Explain where to joinProvide an address or online platform with instructions for gaining access.Indicate when you will receive the link or instructions to enter the location after registering.

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State the name and date of the event

Online events need a time zone so guests don't deduce the local time.

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State the name and date of the event

“Design workshop — 19:00, November 12, 2026, GMT+7”.

Event page Website

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