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We captured some of our favorite presentations from the RunSignUp Symposium on video and are gradually sharing them with all our customers and friends. You can check out all the presentations that have been uploaded here: https://resources.runsignup.com/symposiumpresentations/ Newly released videos include: Youth Events: Advantages and Challenges, with Gary Kutscher of the OC Marathon Gary, is […]
We have added “striped styling” to Series Scoring – alternating background colors on rows of results for easier reading:
We use “Next Generation Series” to define the undefinable – mud runs, obstacle course races, color runs, glow runs, night runs, etc. – all types of typically themed, multi-city events that have a mixture of emphasis on either challenge or fun activities. We put together a powerpoint to detail how RunSignUp can address the very […]
We have a series Customer Case Studies, in which we take your stories and share your challenges and successes as a learning tool for other RunSignUp users. This Harrisburg YMCA Race Series Case Study focuses on reaching a broad cross-section of a community, coordinating with a Timer, and encouraging participation through Groups & Teams. View the PDF […]
We have added a couple of new widgets. The first is a list of Top Fundraisers. You have the ability to set the number of fundraisers who appear, and as usual customize the look and feel to match your website. The second widget is for Partners only, and allows you to create a Race […]
We have added the ability to set “Participant Points” for Series Scoring. For example you can give each participant 1 point just for coming to a race in your series.
USA Today published an article this week on Obstacle Races Going Mainstream. It’s certainly a trend that we have noticed and commented on in the past, and one that we think about when deciding what improvements to make to our system. We’ve blogged before about about some of the ways our system is used by Next Generation […]
