How to Tell Someone about the AdmiTix Website

Whether you're mentioning the site to your friends and associates, or if you're advertising your Event on TV or the radio, it's easy to point everyone to the AdmiTix website. Just say ...

Get Your Tickets - From AdmiTix

... and let them spell it their way!

All spelling variations will get you to the AdmiTix website ... one 't' or two ... 'ix' or 'icks' or 'iks' or 'ics' ... .com or .ca ... it doesn't matter ...

What if my Event is in Canada and people go to the .com website?

Simple ... In the upper right corner of the .com website, it will very prominently say "United States" (just like it says "Canada" in the .ca website). Directly below that is a link that says "Switch to Canada version".

Why is there a separate site for Canada and the US?

How do I pronounce AdmiTix?

Combine the words Admit (as to admit someone) and Tix (short for tickets).
Admit - Tix ... and say it together ... Admi-Tix’

Listen to the pronunciation...

Advertising

When informing the general public about your Events, you should include clear mention that the tickets will be available on the AdmiTix website.

Print and video advertising (such as newspapers, magazines, posters, websites, etc.) should include the appropriate AdmiTix website (AdmiTix.com for US Clients and AdmiTix.ca for Canadian Clients) in addition to the AdmiTix logo. Websites should also include a link to the AdmiTix website.

Ideally, all of you advertising should include the phrase, “Get Your Tickets - From AdmiTix” ... with or without the hyphen, and optionally on two lines, such as...
Get Your Tickets
From AdmiTix

Using the logo and the catch phrase will identify and reinforce public awareness of the AdmiTix Ticket Centre. With all of our clients doing this in their advertising, it will bring more customers to your door by making them aware of the available events on AdmiTix. 

Download the AdmiTix logo.