Your Page on Esora
Every organizer has a public page on Esora — it’s how your venue or organization shows up when people browse or follow you. It carries your profile picture, name, description, and a list of your upcoming events.
What you can edit
Section titled “What you can edit”Profile picture
Section titled “Profile picture”Shown next to your events and at the top of your page. It’s displayed as a circular avatar, so pick a logo or photo that reads well in a circle.
Name (three languages)
Section titled “Name (three languages)”Your name in English, Armenian, and Russian. The English name is the primary one used throughout the system. Make it clear and recognizable — this is how people identify you.
Description (three languages)
Section titled “Description (three languages)”A short description of your venue or organization in all three languages. One or two sentences is plenty. It helps people understand what kind of events you host.
Website
Section titled “Website”A link to your homepage, shown on your Esora page.
Where to edit it
Section titled “Where to edit it”Edit your profile from the You area of the Esora Organizer app.
Your public page
Section titled “Your public page”Your page lists all of your upcoming events, and it’s where fans come to follow you. Following you shapes their feed. To actually get a push notification when you post a new event, a fan also taps the notification bell on your page — following alone isn’t enough.
Because that distinction trips people up, it’s worth telling your audience to do both. See Following Organizers & Notifications for how it works, and How to Build Your Audience on Esora for tips on growing your following.