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A landing page for every show, built to convert.

You want to fill Saturday’s show. So you boost a post, the money goes out, and then you have no real idea if it worked. The missing piece is a page you control, the one your ad points at, with a pixel that tells you exactly what happened.

A boosted post is not a campaign

Boosting a post buys you likes and reach, not tickets. You can’t point an ad at a proper page, you can’t see who clicked through to buy, and by tomorrow the post is gone. A dedicated page for the show is the thing your ad lands on, and the thing that turns a scroll into a ticket.

One page, one job: sell the show

The date, the venue, the ticket link, and a place to sign up, in one clean link. You paste it into the ad, drop it in your stories, put it in the bio. No clutter, no distractions, one call to action. A page built for a single job converts far better than sending people to a busy homepage or a buried post.

The pixel is how you know it worked

This is the part most bands skip, and shouldn’t. A Meta pixel on the page tells Facebook and Instagram who visited and who clicked through to the tickets. Two things come from that. You can see, in real numbers, what your money bought: this many visits, this many click-throughs, this campaign worked, that one didn’t. And the ad platform can go find more people like the ones who actually clicked through. That’s the difference between spending on ads and running them.

The trap: a pixel is tracking, and tracking needs consent

Here’s the catch nobody mentions. A pixel is tracking, and in Europe tracking needs the visitor’s consent. Slap a raw Facebook pixel on a homemade page and you’re very likely breaking privacy law. The pixel has to wait until the visitor agrees. Most do-it-yourself setups get this wrong, and it’s a real risk, not a technicality.

Kurtt gives you the page and the tracking, done right

Every show gets its own promo page, built from what’s already in the app. Add your Meta Pixel ID, and your Google Analytics if you want it, and Kurtt loads them the compliant way: only after the visitor consents. You get a page built to convert and the numbers to prove your campaign worked, without gambling on privacy law. See what Kurtt does, or what it costs.