#eventcancelled

[epicgeekdom]

Comic-Con Announces Plans in Light of the Covid-19 Pandemic – 2020 Event Cancelled https://www.epicgeekdom.com/2020/04/24/comic-con-announces-plans-in-light-of-the-covid-19-pandemic-2020-event-cancelled/ #ComicCon, #Covid19, #Pandemic, #EventCancelled, #sdcc, #comiccon, #comicconvention, #geek, #nerdy, #sdcc2020 #cosplay #cosplayer #cosplaying #conventions https://www.instagram.com/p/B_YhxpBjFQ4/?igshid=gohazxuogorp

[amoreterrae]

Please check above for updates on our market stalls this month. Tomorrow's Makers Market is cancelled as Lancashire County Council will announce the Queen's passing on Flag Market Square on behalf of the county. Please keep checking in for updates on next week's event too. #marketupdate #eventcancelled #marketstall #makersmarket https://www.instagram.com/p/CiR39bhI1JW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ladressebistro]

This event has to be postponed because John has to travel back Stateside! We apologize for any inconvenience. L'Adresse Team #eventcancelled #johncannizzaro #saigonimpact #causeandeffect #postponedontcancel #american #vietnam #tourism (at Vista Verde Quận 2 - CapitaLand) https://www.instagram.com/p/B93SBAvJwlx/?igshid=au7aabizo3uu

[epidauriamysticalkingdom]

¡Hola amigos de Insta! Lamentamos informarles que #Biodanza se cancela esta noche, ¡reanudaremos nuestro programa normal el próximo mes! • Si no quieres perderte ninguno de nuestros eventos, clases o publicaciones; ¡activa las notificaciones de publicaciones en nuestro perfil! • • Hey Insta Friends! We are sorry to inform #Biodanza is cancelled tonight , we will resume with our normal schedule next month! • If you don’t want to miss any of our events, classes or posts; turn post notifications ON in our profile! • • #eventcancelled #cancelled #epidauria #postnotifications #instagood #instadaily #dance #music #relax #meditation #essentialoils #holistichealth #holistic #wellness #biodanza #secancelabiodanza #tuesday #goodvibes #ollywoodflorida #browardcounty #alternativetherapy #holisticwellnesscenter @biodanzamiami (at Epidauria, LLC - Holistic Wellnes Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/B91srlJAb5K/?igshid=140m2psq1ylfp

[flowfeelarts]

Every year we've been doing a radio show/podcast circiut before thr festivals. I'd already done some this year before the virus and the slow response caused our nation to go into a panic. Today at 1 I'll still be on rhe radio, but the tone will be more somber, the topic not so humorous. How has #Covid affected the arts and the community. Tune in online via their website or on the ol' dail at 1590AM or 95.9FM. #filmfestival #eventcancelled #virusnation #indiefilm #chicagotv #chicagoradio #chicagocomedy #chicagomedia (at WCGOradio) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9wml8vJ_JE/?igshid=12p7u5n70cnl9

[promarketingus]

Importance of Event Cancellation Insurance Policy During COVID-19 Pandemic

During the Coronavirus pandemic, several businesses have to close their doors until the threat goes. Policy and terms are different depending on the level of cover negotiated and paid. Our experienced Houston event cancellation lawyers are well familiar with the insurance laws and know how to fight the insurance companies to help you completely to win your claim.

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Know about Event Cancellation Insurance Policy

Event cancellation insurance Policy safeguards an associate insured from recoverable expenses that may be brought upon as a result of an event postponed or cancelled due to unavoidable circumstances.

 Event cancellation insurance could assist you to cover the expenses if your event unexpectedly needs to be cancelled or postponed.

 COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Effect on Insurance Policies

��The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the cancellation of a large number of events across the United States, As COVID-19 pandemic concern is increasing, large gatherings like marriages, festivals, birthday parties etc, are being cancelled at a larger level.

 Some event cancellations policies cover the losses due to the present COVID 19 pandemic.

You could purchase Event cancellation insurance as a part of a comprehensive insurance package or as an independent policy for a specific event. 

 During the Coronavirus pandemic, several businesses have to close their doors until the threat goes. Policy and terms are different depending on the level of cover negotiated and paid. 

 Our experienced Houston event cancellation lawyers are well familiar with the insurance laws and know how to fight the insurance companies to help you completely to win your claim.

 Will The Event Cancellation Be Covered By Your Policy? 

 Insurance companies are covering several clauses under Event Cancellation insurance. But do the cancellations be covered by your policy? 

 The answer is; Your Insurance could cover your losses due to cancelling of events. Double-check your all the policy papers. You may also consider an Event Cancellation attorney in Houston to help you understand the clauses of the policy agreement.

 If you make an insurance claim, the highest amount your insurer will compensate depending on the total cost of the event. You can choose a maximum amount of coverage known as your "limit,". You should always keep a copy of the whole insurance policy. Don’t depend on the certificate of insurance. Keep the whole policy with you.

 Special Event Insurance Policy

Special event insurance policies are planned to protect any event-related earns or expenses that the event needs to be cancelled. It may include award ceremonies, sports events, trade shows and exhibitions etc. The claim can be made for any sort of loss associated with a covered cause on your policy.

 Covid-19 may badly affect your designed event, but you may have that coverage which will help you to lessen the financial predicament. Take the help of an experienced and efficient lawyer, he will study the terms of your policy and find out if the insurance company refused your claim in disloyalty or simply made an error.

 Our experienced attorneys at https://eventinsurancecompanies.com will help you in Special Event Insurance Claims, Business Interruption Insurance Claim and Bad Faith Insurance Claims. Call our office today for a consultation.

[manolodoreste]

POSTPONE. Don't cancel. I'd like to encourage the event industry, especially my fellow planners, to encourage clients to postpone their events rather than cancel. Delaying revenue vs losing it completely can help stop more event industry businesses from shuttering and from people losing their jobs. TAKE ACTION: Call your news outlets and make your story known. The more awareness the more attention and funding! Cruise lines & airlines are not the only hospitality businesses at risk. Sign the Change.org petition for Federal Aid for the Event industry. #saveevents #savetheeventindustry #covid_19 #covıd19 #coronavirus #weddingpostponed #weddingpostponement #eventpostponed #eventpostponement #weddingcanceled #eventcanceled #federalfunding (at Coral Gables, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9wxWSaFSwP/?igshid=1b5gsw581z53s

[browninkus]

Marshall Law & New World Order conspiracies abound with financial melt down, travel bans, events, conferences, sport and cargo. I'm amazed at the #gaswars thought $1.94 gallon ⛽ was awesome then saw Mobile on Arlington Road $1.93 and directly across the street BP $1.89 ⛽⛽⛽ why is Kings Road still $2.16 🤔 I need answers. #conspiracy #marshalllaw #newworldorder #nwo #financialcrash #travelban #cargo #transportation #eventcancellation (at Arlington Mobile) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9r2w15JvnV/?igshid=11ix88fjh20pb

[julieannstricklin]

The city has canceled our 2020 banner unveiling. We draw too large of a crowd. Everyday we were implementing a new plan to keep the unveiling on track, but we can’t fight this closure. The banners will go up on Coast HWY 101. Stay tuned for our next move.... we have to think of it still. We are taking ideas!@101_artists_colony #encinitas #banner #unveiling #artsalive #art #artists #coronavirus #eventcanceled #2020 #community (at Encinitas, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9rnyOMHpmz/?igshid=q76i4czhnrc2

[thewildmurphys]

Unfortunately we will not be playing at the White Swan in Devon this Friday. Sorry to anyone who was coming over to see us. We’ll hopefully re-schedule this event for next year. #wildmurphys #noshowthisfriday #irishmusic #eventcancelled (at The White Swan)

[headlineenglish]

BCCI President Sourav Ganguly confirms cancellation of Asia Cup T20 Ganguly did not clarify the reason behind the cancellation of the event but it might be cancelled in purview of the rise in coronavirus cases. http://www.headlineenglish.com/sports-news/bcci-president-sourav-ganguly-confirms-cancellation-of-asia-cup-t20/?feed_id=1964&_unique_id=5f06afbbe5fb6 #asiacupt20 #bccipresident #coronavirus #eventcancelled #souravganguly

[gabrieletheman]

Comic-Con’s Fans Rage | @comic_con just cancelled the event and made for the next year and everyone who paid have to pay again and this would make almost everyone furious like it is “money theft”! | If possible after the outbreak maybe try to ask via email or something to reopen if possible, but there’s might be people going there in the headquarters pointing a gun in the face or somewhere and yelling “uncancel the cancellation and make the people who already paid enter for free or I will shoot you” or “do again the Comic-Con and make the people who already paid enter for free or you will die”, might this happend? Honestly is frustrating for people and makes almost everyone furious. Including the post their made could trigger in a extreme way billion of people. | #comiccon #comicconcancelled #comicconcancelled2020 #cancellation #cancelled #2020 #covid_19 #rage #raging #outbreak #covid_19outbreak #covid19 #covid19outbreak #instagood #instacomic #instacomics #igcomic #igcomics #triggering #trigger #angry #wrath #gun #guns #threat #theeats #furious #coronavirus #eventcancelled #eventscancelled https://www.instagram.com/p/B_P-g8ppnZa/?igshid=1ahxi5vola8zl

[andreacaskey]

COVID-19 checklist for businesses: How to manage your online presence and keep customers updated in a time of crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic means that pretty much nothing is business as usual. Customers are concerned about how businesses are adapting to the situation — wondering if you’re open, have product available, if those products are safe, etc. There are several steps you should be taking now to ensure your customers can get answers when they’re searching online.

Local business listings

For local businesses, often it’s a directory listing, not your website if you have one, that’s the first thing your customers will see in Search. Be sure to update your Google My Business listings to highlight how your business operations have changed during this time.

“Businesses need to work on modifying their store hours on their key profiles (like GMB [Google My Business] and Yelp) as well as their messaging regarding what they’re doing about COVID-19 via Posts or descriptions in their GMB profile,” Dan Leibson, VP of search for Local SEO Guide, told Search Engine Land.

Review your listings across Google My Business, Bing Places as well as other directories such as Yelp and TripAdvisor where customers find you. And don’t forget about social, too. Update your Facebook page and other social profiles.

Homemade Alameda‘s Yelp business description, which was updated to address health concerns during the coronavirus outbreak.

The example above emphasizes the business’ delivery service and assures customers that they don’t have to engage in any unwanted contact.

Update hours and temporary closures. Google has deployed its AI assistant, Duplex, to confirm business hours so that they’re accurate within Maps and Search. However, you don’t have to wait for Google to get in contact with you: you can manually update your hours of operation, or even list your business as temporarily closed, through Google My Business.

Create local Posts. GMB listing owners and managers can create Google Posts to keep customers informed on the status of their business. These posts can show up in Search and Maps and are live for seven days, but can be extended to 14 days. Posting at regular intervals will make customers more confident that the information they’re seeing is still relevant.

Your business site

FAQ pages. Many brands, and especially local businesses such as restaurants, need to address common questions regarding how their business practices are adapting to restrictions due to COVID-19.

For example, FAQ sections might detail who comes into contact with your products, how your workflow has changed to emphasize safety and policy changes regarding existing purchases. The FAQ section is also a good place to explain any changes in your offerings or expected fulfillment delays.

Dedicated pages for COVID-19. For businesses that are significantly impacted by the crisis, it may be necessary to explain how you’re adapting on a dedicated page or right on your homepage. Larger brands can also use the media/PR sections of their site for this purpose. In your statement, outline the situation for your customers and keep this information up-to-date.

Structured data and product feeds

Product availability. For retailers, be sure your item availability status is updated in as close to real-time as possible as consumer demand changes. That includes product schema on your product pages and in your product feeds.

The ItemAvailability structured data type is used to indicate whether a product is InStock, OutofStock, Discontinued, has LimitedAvailability, is available InStoreOnly, OnlineOnly and more.

Event status. Event organizers can set the eventStatus markup property to EventCancelled or EventPostponed on their pages. Google advises that organizers maintain the original startDate until the new date is confirmed. After you’ve rescheduled, you can update the startDate and endDate and mark the eventStatus field as eventRescheduled.

Now-virtual events. For events that have moved from in-person to online, use VirtualLocation as the location type and set the eventAttendanceMode to OnlineEventAttendanceMode.

Special announcements. The SpecialAnnouncement type was motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic and created with organizations such as schools, healthcare providers, pharmacies, police, local government and community groups in mind. It allows for date-stamped textual updates with contextualized web links to associate the announcement with a situation, such as the COVID-19 outbreak.

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[lindarifenews]

COVID-19 checklist for businesses: How to manage your online presence and keep customers updated in a time of crisis

The COVID-19 pandemic means that pretty much nothing is business as usual. Customers are concerned about how businesses are adapting to the situation — wondering if you’re open, have product available, if those products are safe, etc. There are several steps you should be taking now to ensure your customers can get answers when they’re searching online.

Local business listings

For local businesses, often it’s a directory listing, not your website if you have one, that’s the first thing your customers will see in Search. Be sure to update your Google My Business listings to highlight how your business operations have changed during this time.

“Businesses need to work on modifying their store hours on their key profiles (like GMB [Google My Business] and Yelp) as well as their messaging regarding what they’re doing about COVID-19 via Posts or descriptions in their GMB profile,” Dan Leibson, VP of search for Local SEO Guide, told Search Engine Land.

Review your listings across Google My Business, Bing Places as well as other directories such as Yelp and TripAdvisor where customers find you. And don’t forget about social, too. Update your Facebook page and other social profiles.

Homemade Alameda’s Yelp business description, which was updated to address health concerns during the coronavirus outbreak.

The example above emphasizes the business’ delivery service and assures customers that they don’t have to engage in any unwanted contact.

Update hours and temporary closures. Google has deployed its AI assistant, Duplex, to confirm business hours so that they’re accurate within Maps and Search. However, you don’t have to wait for Google to get in contact with you: you can manually update your hours of operation, or even list your business as temporarily closed, through Google My Business.

Create local Posts. GMB listing owners and managers can create Google Posts to keep customers informed on the status of their business. These posts can show up in Search and Maps and are live for seven days, but can be extended to 14 days. Posting at regular intervals will make customers more confident that the information they’re seeing is still relevant.

Your business site

FAQ pages. Many brands, and especially local businesses such as restaurants, need to address common questions regarding how their business practices are adapting to restrictions due to COVID-19.

For example, FAQ sections might detail who comes into contact with your products, how your workflow has changed to emphasize safety and policy changes regarding existing purchases. The FAQ section is also a good place to explain any changes in your offerings or expected fulfillment delays.

Dedicated pages for COVID-19. For businesses that are significantly impacted by the crisis, it may be necessary to explain how you’re adapting on a dedicated page or right on your homepage. Larger brands can also use the media/PR sections of their site for this purpose. In your statement, outline the situation for your customers and keep this information up-to-date.

Structured data and product feeds

Product availability. For retailers, be sure your item availability status is updated in as close to real-time as possible as consumer demand changes. That includes product schema on your product pages and in your product feeds.

The ItemAvailability structured data type is used to indicate whether a product is InStock, OutofStock, Discontinued, has LimitedAvailability, is available InStoreOnly, OnlineOnly and more.

Event status. Event organizers can set the eventStatus markup property to EventCancelled or EventPostponed on their pages. Google advises that organizers maintain the original startDate until the new date is confirmed. After you’ve rescheduled, you can update the startDate and endDate and mark the eventStatus field as eventRescheduled.

Now-virtual events. For events that have moved from in-person to online, use VirtualLocation as the location type and set the eventAttendanceMode to OnlineEventAttendanceMode.

Special announcements. The SpecialAnnouncement type was motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic and created with organizations such as schools, healthcare providers, pharmacies, police, local government and community groups in mind. It allows for date-stamped textual updates with contextualized web links to associate the announcement with a situation, such as the COVID-19 outbreak.

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[alaturkanews]

Coronavirus fears spur event cancellations Local economies are also feeling the pressure, as spending declines nationwide. WATCH OTHER FULL EPISODES OF WORLD NEWS TONIGHT: WATCH WORLD NEWS TONIGHT ON HULU: #WorldNewsTonight #DavidMuir #coronavirus #eventcancellations #feelingthepressure #spendingdeclines #economynationwide #covid19 #localeconomies

[riichardwilson]

Update your cancelled or postponed events with Schema

Edwin Toonen

Edwin is a strategic content specialist. Before joining Yoast, he spent years honing his skill at The Netherlands’ leading web design magazine.

The outbreak of COVID-19 led to a wave of canceled or postponed events. Some events made the switch from an offline event to an online one. As everyone is scrambling to look up the latest information on events online, it is important to have all the latest details on your website. Search engines can pick up these details and post the correct information in the search results. New Event Schema helps speed up this process.

Events structured data expanded quickly

In last week’s release of Schema.org 7.0, you can find several updates to the Events structured data. You can give your event an eventStatus of EventCancelled when it’s cancelled or an EventPostponed when it’s been postponed. In addition, you can also set a rescheduled event as EventRescheduled.

A new option is available for events that moved online: you can now update the eventStatus to EventMovedOnline. Here, you can also mark events as online-only by setting the location to VirtualLocation and set the eventAttendenceMode to OnlineEventAttendanceMode.

An example for YoastCon 2020

We had a new edition of YoastCon planned for April, 2020. As everything else, we rescheduled that to a date later in the year. I thought I’d let you see how one of these additions could look in code.

Below, you can find a part of the Schema code found on the YoastCon page. I’ve added the eventStatus, plus the corresponding EventRescheduled property. Also, I’ve added the old, plus the new date. Now, search engines know this event was rescheduled to a new date and can update the listing accordingly.

{ "@type":"BusinessEvent", "@id":"https://yoast.com/yoastcon/#yoastcon", "mainEntityOfPage": { "@id": "https://yoast.com/yoastcon/#webpage" } , "name":"YoastCon", "description":"Due to the recent COVID-19 health concerns both locally and among our (international) speakers, we're sad to announce that we're postponing YoastCon 2020.", "organizer": { "@id": "https://yoast.com/#organization" } , "startDate":"2020-09-10T07:00:00+00:00", "endDate":"2020-09-10T07:00:00+00:00", "eventStatus": "https://schema.org/EventRescheduled", "eventAttendanceMode": "https://schema.org/OfflineEventAttendanceMode", "previousStartDate": "2020-04-21T19:00", "url":"https://yoast.com/yoastcon/", "image":"https://yoast.com/app/uploads/2019/10/YoastCon2020-600x338.png", "location": { "@type":"Place", "name":"Theater 't Moza\u00efek", "url":"https://www.mozaiekwijchen.nl/", "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "addressLocality": "Wijchen", "addressRegion": "Gelderland", "addressCountry": "The Netherlands", "postalCode": "6602 HX", "streetAddress": "Campuslaan 6" } }

Moving the event online

Many events now move to online-only, for the time being or completely. You can now let search engines know that the event has turned into an online event — or a mixed event with both an offline and an online component.

In the YoastCon example, I could move the event by adding an EventMovedOnline property, combined with a new VirtualLocation property with a link to the page where the event is happening online. Code is truncated.

"eventAttendanceMode": "https://schema.org/OnlineEventAttendanceMode", "eventStatus": [ "https://schema.org/EventRescheduled", "https://schema.org/EventMovedOnline" ], "previousStartDate": "2020-04-22T19:00", "location": { "@type": "VirtualLocation", "url": "https://yoast.com/yoastcon/"

Of course, you can combine both online and offline locations of the event. Simply add the MixedEventAttendanceMode to the eventAttendanceMode and set both a virtual as well as a real location for the event. This might look something like this:

"eventAttendanceMode": "https://schema.org/MixedEventAttendanceMode", "eventStatus": "https://schema.org/EventScheduled", "location": [{ "@type": "VirtualLocation", "url": "https://yoast.com/yoastcon/" }, { "@type":"Place", "name":"Theater 't Moza\u00efek", "url":"https://www.mozaiekwijchen.nl/", "address": { "@type": "PostalAddress", "addressLocality": "Wijchen", "addressRegion": "Gelderland", "addressCountry": "The Netherlands", "postalCode": "6602 HX", "streetAddress": "Campuslaan 6" } }]

Google has a special page in on its developer website describing how to get your event in the search results correctly.

SpecialAnnouncement for broadcasting announcements

The new SpecialAnnouncement type lets governments announce important happenings, like the closing of businesses and public recreation areas. While the initial offering is focused entirely on the spread special announcements during the Coronavirus pandemic, this will be extended at a further date. Both Bing and Google accept SpecialAnnouncement and will highlight these pages in the results how they see fit. You can find more information on SpecialAnnouncement on Schema.org/SpecialAnnouncement.

We’re working on this as well

As you see, it makes a lot of sense to add this to your event pages. Unfortunately, at the moment Yoast SEO doesn’t have to option to add this code automatically. We’re working on that, though! Our structured data content blocks already let you build great FAQ pages and how-to articles, but we’re also working on blocks for events and recipes, among other things. In a while, you can add events and mark these as online, offline or mixed, while the correct structured data will be applied automatically.

Other things you can do to get provide accurate and up-to-date information

In the current COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic, it is crucial to give people accurate information about your event or business. A lot things have changed, many people sit indoor and have to go online to find out which businesses they can still visit or which events take place when. So, please take a moment to bring all your listings up-to-date.

Please check your listings on Google My Business, Bing Places, Yelp, TripAdvisor et cetera. Also update your social media channels like Facebook and Twitter. In addition, it might be a good idea to put a COVID-19 related FAQ page on your website answering the most pressing questions on how your business or event is handling this crisis. The Yoast SEO FAQ content block helps you make such a page in an instant. It also automatically adds valid structured data that makes sure the FAQ shows up in Google. Use it to your advantage.

Also, make sure to read Google’s documentation on how to pause your business online in search during this crisis.

Stay indoors. Stay safe!

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