If your company does not yet have a Tickaroo organization, you can easily create one. As the creator of the organization, you will automatically become its owner and have full administrative rights. In the settings, you can add users, assign roles, and set permissions to allow others to contribute to your liveblogs. Once the organization is set up, team members can start working together to create, edit, and publish live content. Option A: Create an Account Yourself   On our website, you’ll find the “Try for Free” button. By selecting this, you can first create your personal account and then set up the profile for your Tickaroo organization. You will initially receive a free 14-day trial, during which you can test all the features. Option B: We Create the Account for You   Of course, we can also create the account for you and set it up together. It's best to contact your Tickaroo representative for assistance. Don’t have a representative yet? Then reach out to support@tickaroo.com or directly to Devon Ramirez (devon@tickaroo.com).

Release Date: February 2023 It is a high time we pay tribute to Shigetaka Kurita, the Japanese designer who created the biggest passion of a vast number of Gen-Z representatives — the emoji ? Let's face it: we're in awe of them, because they allow us to convey all sorts of inexpressible emotions, spice up our content and give it a special twist. If you're a fan just like us, follow these steps to learn how to display emoji in your posts:

Check out our Developer Documentation, for more technical details concerning Tickaroo Liveblog, Embed JS, our API, AMP, other SEO features, and more!

Set up teams, leagues and tournaments so that your reporters can easily select them in their liveblogs. To do so open "Sport Data" on top of your Tickaroo Organization.  Note: You need to create a Team before you can add players. Once you have created Sport Data it can be selected within every Liveblog you create. Read our blog post about how to level up your sports coverage in 3 quick ways.