platformengineering.org is the community's main site (280,000+ members, 25,000+ in Slack), yet its "Upcoming events" page lists only five webinars and one meetup. PlatformCon's Live Days (San Francisco in February 2027, London in June 2027), AgenticCon in San Francisco and the House of Kube parties live on separate domains, reachable only through a footer link and a menu image. The new Senior Events Growth Manager is hired to grow registrations "for every event we run", and the largest owned audience never sees the paid events.
First action
Add PlatformCon SF and AgenticCon cards to /events this week.
How to measure it
Tickets sourced from the site
- Now
- –
- Target
- +30%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
List events
Every Live Day, AgenticCon date, House of Kube night and roadshow.
Senior Events Growth Manager 1 day
Design the card
Format, city, date, price, ticket link.
Design team 2 days
Build the feed
One Webflow collection used on /events and the homepage.
Webflow developer 3 days
Add filters
City and format.
Webflow developer 2 days
Tag links
UTMs to Luma and the event sites.
Senior Events Growth Manager 1 day
Newsletter block
Same feed in Platform Weekly.
Lifecycle Marketing Manager 1 day
Measure
Tickets and registrations by source.
Senior Events Growth Manager weekly
Why it works
Put every event on /events with one card each (format, city, date, price, ticket link to Luma or the event site), filters by city and format, and a "Next events" strip on the homepage above the content library. Add the same feed to the Platform Weekly newsletter and to event pages as "also coming to your city". Tag each link so ticket sales can be traced back to the site.
Visitors who already trust the community are the cheapest ticket buyers, and a single calendar turns every webinar visitor into a prospect for the flagship events.
Ready to use
ChecklistEvents calendar launch list
[ ] Every ticketed event as a card (format, city, date, price, link) [ ] City and format filters [ ] "Next events" strip on the homepage [ ] Same feed in Platform Weekly [ ] UTMs on every ticket link [ ] "Also coming to your city" on each event page [ ] Weekly report of tickets by source
Risks and how to handle them
The page gets crowded
Show the next six events, with a full calendar link.
Separate domains split analytics
Use one UTM scheme across all sites.
Evidence
- Your websiteEvents page ("Upcoming events", meta description "Find your local chapter and check out our upcoming talks"): lists five 45-minute virtual sessions (October 29 to November 19) and one San Francisco meetup registered on Luma, then "Previous events". It does not list any PlatformCon Live Day, AgenticCon or House of Kube event.Source
- Your websiteHomepage (checked October 22, 2026): "280,000+ Members globally", "25,000+ Active Slack members", "4,000+ Certified platform engineers", sections for the tooling landscape, "Learn with Luca: 101 Platform Engineering", reports and the university, and a top bar "Benchmark your salary in 3 minutes". The page body has no upcoming-events section: PlatformCon appears only as a footer link and AgenticCon only as an image banner inside a menu.Source
- PlatformConplatformcon.com ("PlatformCon 2027"): Live Days in Sydney (28 October 2026), São Paulo (7 November 2026), San Francisco (24 February 2027) and London (22 June 2027), each "Tickets on sale"; "Hundreds of speakers. Six different cities."; "100s of hours from the archive, free to watch". Further down the page one date is spelled "28 Octorber 2026".Source
- AgenticConagenticcon.com: "25 FEB 2027 · SAN FRANCISCO", "SUPER EARLY BIRD $99", "TWO DAYS, ONE STACK: PLATFORMCON SF + AGENTICCON", "300 LEADERS AND EXECS IN THE ROOM", "50K+ VIRTUAL ATTENDEES", "1M+ VIEWS IN THE FIRST MONTH", "Carried to the largest platform engineering community, 300K+ globally"; run "By Weave Intelligence".Source
- House of Kubehouseofkube.com: "Welcome to the hottest party in cloud native", with November dates in London and Amsterdam; the events role calls it "the largest party in the cloud native world".Source
- HiringSenior Events Growth Manager (Berlin, posted October 19, 2026, reporting to the Head of Growth): will "Own registration and attendance growth for PlatformCon and AgenticCon ticket sales, and for every other event we run, across San Francisco, London, Sydney, New York, Berlin and Amsterdam", "Build growth loops" so "we have an audience to pull from in every city", "Own our event pages on Luma", plan "for a high attendance rate, so the right people do not just register but actually show up", and use HubSpot and Luma for segments. Within 90 days: a playbook "from audience to event page to campaigns to attendance".Source