How To Use CTAs & URLs to Promote Matches & Events
CTAs and URLs for match and event posts make it easier than ever to turn your content into action. Instead of just posting updates, you can now guide players directly to join, register, or view your event with a single tap.
Within your Match, Tournament, Event, or Group, youβll find the option to:
π Share a Social Post

From there, you can:
- Add text, images, and/or video
- Link the post directly to your match or event
- Add an Action Button (e.g. Register, Join Match, View Event)
- Customize the button color to stand out in the feed
- Share this Post with your friends in Main Court

π― Why Use This Feature?
1. Fill Your Spots Faster
Instead of waiting for invites alone, your post reaches your friends, giving you another avenue to reach them. You can also create a collab post with your co-organizers or the club you're running the match or event at for more visibility.
π More visibility = more players = faster fill
2. Drive Instant Action
With the Action Button, players can go straight from your post to your match or event.
π No friction. No searching. Just tap and join.
3. Promote Beyond Your Network
Your events arenβt limited to your contacts or groups.
π Reach players you donβt already know and grow your network
4. Build Momentum & Hype
Post before, during, and after your event:
- Announce upcoming games
- Share last-minute openings
- Post highlights and results
π Keep players engaged and coming back

π‘ Pro Tips
- π Post early to build awareness
- β° Post again if you need last-minute players
- π₯ Use images or video to stand out in the feed
β οΈ Important to Know
- Posts linked to matches or events take players directly to the registration or match page
- The more engaging your post, the more likely it is to be seen and acted on
- Consistent posting helps you build a stronger presence on Main Court
By combining strong content with direct action buttons, you remove friction and make it simple for players to engage. This helps you fill spots faster, keep players involved, and build consistent momentum around your matches and events on Main Court.