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The TheatreHQ Handbook

Step-by-step guides with screenshots for everything in TheatreHQ — from your first login to running a full season.

Topic: Website · 12 guides

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Getting Started Front-end editing Once you are logged in, TheatreHQ adds edit pencils to your public site so you can update content and styling in place. This walkthrough covers the main front-end editing panels, from navigation and hero settings to page sections, footer, and show-page layouts. 3 min readRead Your Website Changing your website's design Choose a theme, set your colours and banner, and make your society's website look like yours. 1 min readRead Your Website Publishing news and photo galleries Write news posts tagged with shows and cast, and add production photos to your website's gallery. 1 min readRead Your Website Showing your sponsors on your website Add your sponsors with logos, tiers and links, and thank them on your website. 1 min readRead Your Website Redirects and broken links: keeping old links working Fix broken links and send old web addresses to the right page, and why redirects matter whenever you change your website. 4 min readRead Shows Adding cast and crew profiles Build a directory of your company, link people to the shows they've been in, and show their profiles on your website. 1 min readRead Your Website Adding FAQs to your website Answer the questions you're asked most — parking, access, food and drink — and choose which pages they appear on. 1 min readRead Your Website Creating your own pages and editing your website menu Add your own pages to your website — directions, history, how to join — and put them in your menu. 1 min readRead Your Website Getting your shows found on Google Use SEO Health to check each show has everything Google needs to list it as an event, and fix what's missing. 1 min readRead Your Website Writing blog posts for your website Write news and stories for your website's blog, add a cover image, and tag the shows and people each post is about. 2 min readRead Audience & Marketing Showing your shows on other websites (widgets and feeds) Put a live list of your shows on another website, and give people RSS and calendar feeds that update by themselves. 2 min readRead Getting Started Seeing how your society is doing with Site Stats One page with your website visitors, ticket and hire income, top shows and what's coming up, for any period you choose. 2 min readRead

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