Overview
The Manage button on any event listing in your site admin gives editors and admins a set of tools for controlling how individual events appear on your calendar. From here you can edit event details, feature events, add editorial commentary, or remove listings that do not belong.
How to Access Manage Options
From your site admin, navigate to your events list. Each event has a Manage button that opens the available actions for that listing.
Available Manage Options
Feature an Event
Manually mark an event as Featured to give it prominent placement on your calendar, including the homepage carousel. Events that purchase syndication through self-serve or direct sales are automatically featured. Manually featuring an event does not require payment.
Editor's Pick
Mark an event as an Editor's Pick to flag it as a curated recommendation. This label can appear on your calendar and is used by the reverse publishing to print service if enabled.
Editor's Voice
Select Editor's Voice to write custom editorial content about an event. This allows you to add your publication's perspective or endorsement to a listing. The editorial text and the event image can be included in print output.
Edit Event Details
Update the event title, description, date, time, venue, category, or images. This is useful for correcting errors in submitted events or enhancing backfill listings with better local context.
Reject or Remove an Event
Remove an event from your calendar if it is irrelevant, inaccurate, or inappropriate. You can reject individual events or use bulk reject to remove multiple listings at once.
Bulk Actions
For managing large volumes of events, bulk reject allows you to select and remove multiple listings in a single action. This is particularly useful for cleaning up backfill events that do not match your editorial standards.
Best Practices
Feature strategically — use manual featuring to highlight community events or editorially significant listings that haven't purchased promotion.
Use Editor's Voice for engagement — adding your publication's commentary to events builds trust with your audience and differentiates your calendar from generic listings.
Review regularly — check your events list periodically to ensure content quality and remove any listings that no longer meet your standards.