A newsletter of what's on this week.
GoodTimes lists the shows, markets and things to do in your town. NewsBlend sends them under your name, with your note and your offer next to them.
- Fri16Harvest Night Market5:00 PM · Riverfront Park · Free
- Sat17Fall Trail Run, 10K8:00 AM · Lakeside Trailhead · $35
- Sat17Jazz on the Deck7:30 PM · Marina Grill · $12
- Sun18Farmers Market9:00 AM · Main Street · Free
Sample. The lodge and these events are made up to show the layout.
Businesses people visit.
Guests plan the trip before they arrive. Send them the week's concerts, markets and trail days.
Put your night next to the town's. Regulars see what's on and where to eat before it.
Show what's happening on the days they can book you.
Give people a reason to open your email, and a reason to come downtown.
Four ways to fill an issue.
Local news your customers care about, with your note and offers. This is how every newsletter works today.
What's on in town this week: shows, markets, tastings, things to do. A little news underneath.
News one week, events the next. The week is set by the issue date, Pacific time.
Your usual news issue plus a short "This weekend" box of events.
How it works
- 1Pick Events & fun
In Settings, under What's in your newsletter. Or alternate with news, or add a short "This weekend" box to your usual issue.
- 2We find the events
From city, library and venue calendars for your town. Nothing is made up.
- 3You add your note
Your note and offer sit with the events, in your voice.
- 4You approve, we send
Read it on This week, approve it, and it goes out under your name.
Questions
GoodTimes is the events side of NewsBlend. It lists what's on in a town this week. The same events can go in your newsletter. Town pages live at goodtimes.now.
An issue needs at least two events. If there aren't enough that week, it goes out as your usual news issue instead of a thin one.
Yes. Pick News, Every other week, or Both in one. You can change it any week.
No. We read the public calendars for your town. If your business has an event, tell us in your note.
Town pages are free to read at goodtimes.now. Start your own events newsletter any time.