Getting your event noticed is just a click away with these event listings...
One extremely cost-effective way to get extra exposure for your event is to make sure you get listed on websites relevant to what your event entails and where it might be happening. There are literally thousands and thousands of blogs, event listing sites and digital magazines out there, so we’ve done a bit of the drudge work for you by researching which sites drive the most traffic. We took a look at traffic volumes sent from marketing- and events-aggregation sites to ticket sales pages on Quicket’s website. A number of these sites also have paid advertising options that you may well want to consider if you have an event which is particularly relevant to that particular audience.
The following list contains the names and contact details of the top 20 sites which drive traffic to Quicket. You can go ahead and contact them with details of your event.
01. What's on in Cape Town
Cape Town is an absolute hive of activity all year round. This site helps you keep on top of what’s happening where and when in the Mother City.
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www.whatsonincapetown.com
Daisy Ions (Editor)
[email protected]
+27 21 447 5057
02. Joburg.co.za
This site has its finger on the pulse of what’s going on in the city of glittering gold.
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www.joburg.co.za
[email protected]
+27 87 470 0592 | +27 11 781 5285
03. Cosmopolitan
Diamonds aren’t a girl’s best friend when it comes to attracting the female eye on the web, this site is.
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www.cosmopolitan.co.za
Leigh | Elrike
[email protected] | [email protected]
+27 21 464 6200
04. What's on
If you’ve ever asked “what is there to do in this town?” then this website is basically made for you.
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www.whatson.co.za
www.whatson.co.za/submit.php
[email protected] (48 hours response time)
05. What's on n Joburg
The Joburg-version of this site has everything you’ve come to expect from the Cape Town version just with a little extra hustle and attitude thrown in.
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www.whatsoninjoburg.com
Daisy Ions (Editor)
[email protected]
+27 21 447 5057
06. Expat Cape Town
The go-to-guide to Cape Town for expats from around the world. If an expat needs to know it, they’ll find it here.
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07. Cape Town Magazine
Get to know the who’s who and what’s what of the Cape Town scene.
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www.capetownmagazine.com
Denwirh Smith (Partnership Programme & Advertising)
[email protected]
+27 71 892 0651
08. Silicon Cape
Plug into the tech scene in one click and see what’s happening amongst the silicon set of Cape Town.
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09. Cape {Town} Etc
With a slogan of “Cape Town for Capetonians” this site is the only stop you’ll need to find out about what’s happening with the sights, sounds and citizens of the Mother City.
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www.capetownetc.com
Kayla
[email protected]
+27 21 418 0132
10. JHB Live
If it’s live and worth going to, JHB Live will tell you about it in all the fan-fueled detail you want.
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11. Vibescout
No matter where you are, Vibescout will help you scout exactly where the vibe is in your surrounds. From movies to gigs and more, Vibescout has your back.
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www.vibescout.com
Jonathan
+27 84 883 9243
12. Show Me
Your online guide to staying, playing, traveling and discovering South Africa.
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www.showme.co.za
[email protected]
+27 44 533 6289
13. In Your Pocket
Destination city guides, literally in your pocket. Everything someone visiting a city for the first time should do without a second thought.
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www.inyourpocket.com
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+27 82 572 3553
14. HeyEvent
Note: Heyevent has closed down and no longer lists events.
Heyevent helps you find concerts, theatres, art exhibitions, sport events, conferences and other events wherever you are.
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www.heyevent.co.za
www.heyevent.co.za/about/contact/
Create a profile and sign in
15. All Events
Like the box says, this site will get you seeing all the events that are happening in the city of your choosing. And yes, they do mean all.
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www.allevents.in
Upload / import events events directly to the website
[email protected]
16. Herald Live
The Herald Live truly is the voice of Nelson Mandela Bay. If you want to know what’s going on in the bay, you need only click here.
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www.heraldlive.co.za
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+27 41 504 7228
17. Psymedia
The leading psychedelic trance music portal used by fans, artists and event organisers around the globe.
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18. Whatsup.Joburg
For fun in the Joburg and Pretoria sun, this is your best bet. Markets, events, gigs and more for the GP crowd.
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19. Plett Tourism
If it’s happening in Plett, it’s bound to be spoken about on this site.
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www.plett-tourism.co.za
Patty Butterworth
[email protected]
+27 83 453 5331
20. Cape Town Tourism
As one of South Africa’s main tourist hotspots, Cape Town has a lot going for it. This site will show you all of it and more and keep you coming back, time and again.
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www.capetown.travel
Sinesipho (Project and Trade Assistant)
[email protected]
+27 21 487 68 32
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