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Configure your public-facing local website.

Event Setup  ·  JBFOne Knowledge Base

Website Setup

Your local website is the public face of your sale. This is where shoppers find your event details, consignors land when they click your registration link, and your community learns what JBF is all about. Each section is managed separately and saves independently.


What you'll set up in this article:

  • Hero Panel
  • Event Info
  • Sale Calendar
  • About
  • Charity Partners
  • Badges, Testimonials, FAQs & Social


Hero Panel

Why this matters: The Hero Panel is the first thing visitors see when they land on your site. The image carousel sets the visual tone for your sale and gives shoppers and consignors an immediate sense of what's available.


Where to find it: 

Local Website (left nav) → Hero Panel → + Add Another Image


Steps:

  1. Navigate to Local Website in the left nav and click Hero Panel. Click + Add Another Image and select an image from the gallery or upload your own (1200x600 px recommended, max 1 MB).
  2. Add at least one image. Additional images rotate as a carousel. Save draft.
  3. Confirm your image appears in the carousel preview. ✓


Use this Website Header Canva Template to Create your own Hero Images. 


Pro Tip  Your first Hero carousel image must be selected from the FSC Library. Additional images can be from your own sale to personalize your site. Pre-size all images to 1200x600 px and keep each file under 1 MB before uploading.



Event Info

Why this matters: Event Info connects your public website to your active event. It controls the consignor registration link, displays your sale dates and venue, and feeds the shop sale link to shoppers.


Where to find it: 

Local Website (left nav) → Event Info → select your current event → Save draft


Steps:

  1. Navigate to Event Info. Select your current event from the dropdown. The consignor registration link will populate automatically from your event's External Registration URL.
  2. Enter your event date, venue, and address. 
  3. Add your Shop sale link and Seller Earn Percentage — both are required. 
  4. Save draft. ✓


Note: If dates aren't confirmed yet, enter "Details Coming Soon" in the date field and leave venue and address blank. Skip it for now if you're not ready.




Sale Calendar

Why this matters: Your public shopping calendar is built directly from your Event Setup schedule. The Website schedule type is what controls what shoppers see on your site — build it correctly there and your calendar takes care of itself.


Where to find it:

Event Info → Event Checklist → Schedule → + Add schedule segment → Schedule Type dropdown


Pro Tip:  If you have an active event selected in the drop down, you can click the shortcut Edit Shopping Schedule to jump directly to the Schedule Section of the Event Checklist. 


Steps:

  1. In the Schedule Type dropdown, select Website — this is what displays publicly on your local website shopping calendar.
  2. Build one Website segment per public-facing sale day. Include shopper hours only — no drop-off times, no team member hours, no behind-the-scenes activity. Maximum two time blocks per day are displayed on the website calendar.
  3. The first time block title should reflect the primary shopping tier — Early Access, General Admission, or Discount Day. The second time block, if used, is typically reserved for a special event and has no title restrictions. 
  4. Save segment. ✓


The Website type is its own category and exists separately from your operational schedule.


Note:  This section covers the Website segment only — the piece that controls your public sale calendar. You'll also build other schedule types (Sale, Early Access, Presale, Drop-Off, and more) later in the process. For now, just focus on getting your public-facing shopping days mapped here.


For the full schedule build guide, see Building Your Sale Schedule.





About

Why this matters: This is where shoppers and consignors learn about you and your franchise. A completed About section builds trust and gives your site a personal voice.


Where to find it: 

Local Website (left nav) → About → fill in fields → Save draft


Steps:

  1. Click About in the section nav.
  2. Upload your owner headshot, add your bio, and enter your year established.
  3. Complete the Valet Program field — enter your valet information OR check want it gone to remove that section from your public site.
  4. Set the Vendor/Sponsor checkbox — include or exclude based on your sale.
  5. Save draft. ✓





Charity Partners

Why this matters: Your charity partner is part of your sale’s story. This section displays your partner organization and logo on the public site, reinforcing the community impact of every consignor’s donation choice.


Where to find it: 

Local Website (left nav) → Charity Partners → fill in fields → Save draft


Steps:

  1. Navigate to Charity Partners. Enter your charity name and a brief description.
  2. Upload at least one charity logo. Up to three logo slots are available. 
  3. Save draft. ✓


Badges, Testimonials, FAQs & Social

Why this matters: These four sections round out your public site. Badges show your franchise credentials. Testimonials let happy consignors speak for you. FAQs reduce repetitive questions before registration. Social links connect your site to where your community already is.


Where to find it: Local Website (left nav) → Badges / Testimonials / FAQs / Social → fill in each section → Save draft


Steps:

  1. Navigate to Badges. Select a badge for each slot from the gallery or upload your own. Choose badges that reflect your franchise credentials — years in the community, average seller check, or award recognition.
  2. Navigate to Testimonials. Click + Add Testimonial and add at least one consignor testimonial. Include a photo, name, location, and their quote.
  3. Navigate to FAQs. Click + Add FAQ to write your own, or click Load FSC FAQs to start from the corporate defaults. Edit to match your sale specifics.
  4. Navigate to Social and add your Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok links. Save draft. ✓




Save & Publish Website to Preview

Where to find it: 

Manage → Local Website → Any Section


Steps:

  1. Click Save draft.
  2. Publish to your preview site first and confirm everything looks correct.



Your website is ready for the public.

Next Steps:

  • [LINK TO MAKE A PLAN ARTICLE] — map your event before you build it


Last Updated: SW — 06/21/2026


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