[HELP] How to post event in eventbrite with index meta tag

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I try to post event in eventbrite dot com with "index" meta tag. But I get always "noindex". But other people post with "index"meta tag

My post
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Other people post

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probably Eventbrite gives indexation based on account privileges or content quality, or other filters...

Or maybe there's a setting in your account that allows you to change this, go through all of the settings and see if there's that option. If it isn't, either read their FAQs (maybe they mention there how to make your content indexable), or simply contact them and ask... although... with today's AI insanity I doubt that any human will ever reply to you...
 
is it live, public and has a location listed?
 
probably Eventbrite gives indexation based on account privileges or content quality, or other filters...

Or maybe there's a setting in your account that allows you to change this, go through all of the settings and see if there's that option. If it isn't, either read their FAQs (maybe they mention there how to make your content indexable), or simply contact them and ask... although... with today's AI insanity I doubt that any human will ever reply to you...
In the past two days, I have tried a lot. When I failed, I posted here.
 
In the past two days, I have tried a lot. When I failed, I posted here.
I created an account just so I can test this, but I can't figure this site out for the life of me (well, it's about events, something that I've never done, so no wonder...)

Anyway, I don't know how to even create content (besides events) on this site, so I don't know, sorry! Just contact them and ask them directly, they will probably say that they don't allow indexation to avoid spam or something (they always answer like this), but it's better to ask and get a negative response than getting no response at all :)
 
Eventbrite forces most event pages to unless the event meets certain conditions like being public and not flagged as duplicate/low quality. You can’t just override it with your own meta tag since their platform controls indexing.
 
Eventbrite likely controls indexing based on content quality and relevance, so it’s not always about overriding the meta tag but meeting their criteria for visibility.
 
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