How can you invite someone else to an event on your Google Calendar?

Inviting someone to an event on Google Calendar is most effectively done by entering their email address in the Add Guests field. This feature allows you to directly add participants to your event. When you add their email address, they receive an invitation, which they can accept or decline. This method facilitates communication and ensures that invitees receive all relevant details about the event, including the time, location, and any attachments.

Sending a link via email may inform someone of the event, but it won't automate the process of adding them to the calendar event or confirm their participation. Calling someone directly to invite them is a personal approach, but it does not integrate with Google Calendar's tracking and management features, leaving no formal record of the invitation. Using a shared calendar could potentially notify others, but it doesn't specifically target individuals or guarantee that they will see or respond to the event. Thus, utilizing the Add Guests field ensures an organized and efficient way to manage event invitations.