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]]> Sun, 18 Nov 2007 20:42:52 +0000 mod Casinos http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Casinos email.hidden@example.com (detitria smith) detitria smith commented on Casinos I just came from Vegas over the weekend. It's amazing to see how much has changed, and how much has stayed the same. There are casinos and lights as far as you can see. The amount of money this place takes in is unreal. As one of the videos stated taxes were being shaved. I'm sure that fact remains today. ]]> Fri, 16 Nov 2007 16:06:12 +0000 com Charitable Sports Events http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Charitable+Sports+Events email.hidden@example.com (detitria smith) detitria smith commented on Charitable Sports Events Anytime you have a big name... it's easier to get sponsors. This was a great idea]]> Fri, 16 Nov 2007 14:22:26 +0000 com Parking Management http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Parking+Management email.hidden@example.com (detitria smith) detitria smith commented on Parking Management A lot of events that I attend now have an option to pay for valet parking at the time you purchase your admission ticket either online or through advance ticket sales. This make s it easier for the event manager to know how many spaces and attendants are needed, it should also help you get in and out of the event in a more timely fashion
]]> Fri, 16 Nov 2007 14:20:23 +0000 com Sponsor http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Sponsor email.hidden@example.com (detitria smith) detitria smith commented on Sponsor This is good information to know. Sponsors are more willing to donate when they feel they are getting a return of more than they are giving away. Sponsors are great Marketing/Advertising agents. ]]> Fri, 16 Nov 2007 13:55:00 +0000 com Everything Counts http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Everything+Counts email.hidden@example.com (detitria smith) detitria smith edited Everything Counts]]> Fri, 16 Nov 2007 13:51:33 +0000 mod Everything Counts http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Everything+Counts email.hidden@example.com (detitria smith) detitria smith edited Everything Counts What do you think of when someones asks the how does a team pull in revenue? Ticket Sales? Sponsorships?
team . .Memorabilia, including, but not limited to autographed jerseys, team plaques, and game balls are a part of strategy to keep an income streamcomingduring the "off-season". (There is no off-season for revenue).
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Revenue comes from several different sources for a team, from the time you enter the gates and pay for parking until the time you leave and pay valet to exit. exit; and everything in between. Although it is true that the main stream of revenue comes in the form of ticket sales and sponsorships,it also comes from the program you purchase when entering the stadium, the hotdog you buy at half time, the beer you purchase in t]]> Fri, 16 Nov 2007 13:42:55 +0000 mod Everything Counts http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Everything+Counts email.hidden@example.com (detitria smith) detitria smith added Everything Counts

What do you think of when someones asks the how does a team pull in revenue? Ticket Sales? Revenue comes from several different sources for a team, from the time you enter the gates and pay for parking until the time you leave and pay valet to exit.


 


 


 


 


 


 


 



 


 


 


 


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Sponsorship -  An entity that supports an event, person or organization financially or through the provision of products or services. 


 


"Sponsorship may be an arrangement to exchange advertising for the responsibility of funding a popular event or entity. For example, a corporate entity may provide equipment for a famous athlete or sports team in exchange for brand recognition. The sponsor earns popularity this way while the sponsored can save a lot of money. This type of sponsorship, known as cause-related, is prominent in the sports, arts, media and charity sector - http://en.wikip

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]]> Mon, 05 Nov 2007 19:43:40 +0000 mod Dallas Cowboys (5-1) v Minnesota Vikings (2-3) October 21, 2007@ Texas Stadium http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Dallas+Cowboys+%285-1%29+v+Minnesota+Vikings+%282-3%29+October+21%2C+2007%40+Texas+Stadium email.hidden@example.com (kema carter) kema carter edited Dallas Cowboys (5-1) v Minnesota Vikings (2-3) October 21, 2007@ Texas Stadium Throughout the week there were several lockerroom interviews and press conferences from:
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Tank Johnson's locker and take notice of his jersey #66! They can't wait to have him in their lineup for the Philadelphia game on November 4th, but that means someone on the squad has to get cut! Oh no wonder who??
Tony Romo
Patrick Crayton
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http://thesportshernia.typepad.com/blog/2007/07/stadium-foods.html Check out this BLOG page! It consists of sports stadiums you must visit just for the food! WOW!
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http://www.insidervlv.com/gamble/index.html What I though was interesting is that this website is dedicated to Las Vegas gamblers, and it even has discounted hotel, airline tickets, and car rentals; not to mention and online website to get familiar with the casino's games before you reach it!
]]> Sun, 28 Oct 2007 14:45:51 +0000 mod Ticket Brokering - Event Accessibility Management http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Ticket+Brokering+-+Event+Accessibility+Management email.hidden@example.com (lance bubalo) lance bubalo edited Ticket Brokering - Event Accessibility Management]]> Sun, 28 Oct 2007 04:34:00 +0000 mod Ticket Brokering - Event Accessibility Management http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Ticket+Brokering+-+Event+Accessibility+Management email.hidden@example.com (lance bubalo) lance bubalo edited Ticket Brokering - Event Accessibility Management Tellanyone how much you are truly willing to spend.Generally "It depends" is sufficient. On route to a Stars game recently, I was asked, allbeit after the game started, "How much do you want to spend". I said"It Depends, what do you got?" After a brief overview of inventory considering the time into the game, I said "$5". After some humming andhawing -$5 it was.Had I said $20, $30, $40 (Face Value), I would have been much poorer.WIth all this said, however,in person cash deals in front of the arena are NOT RECOMMENDED in this wiki because of the much publicized counterfeiting that happens, although if you must buy in the "open market", one general way of confidence from who you’re buying from is asking them for a card.Usually, the legitimate sellers will carry a card on them for future business and would not want to jeopardize their reputation on the first sell. Again I say USUALLY.......Bottom Line: Buyer Always Beware!
If you are an Ebay’er – Look f]]> Sun, 28 Oct 2007 04:33:42 +0000 mod Ticket Brokering - Event Accessibility Management http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Ticket+Brokering+-+Event+Accessibility+Management email.hidden@example.com (lance bubalo) lance bubalo edited Ticket Brokering - Event Accessibility Management The new “VIP Experience” has also been another method of choice and will be continuing to make its rounds in the upcoming years.Bon Jovi recently announced a tour in Canada in which they offer a premium ticket in the first 5 rows, a tour program, a $100 in merchandise gift certificate, and a chance to be on stage for 3 songs. As shown in Edmonton, Canada, this ticket went for $750.In Newark, New Jersey, $1000.Being the top priced tickets were less than $200 this in an incredible source of revenue, as well as a huge reason why a broker will never get rich off of selling Bon Jovi Tickets.
Now some useful facts about ticket buying that one can take with them in any type of event:
Hard sellout Sellout vs Soft sellout Sellout
As a buyer, the worst thing you can do is buy tickets from a broker the day of the sale.Of course, if you want absolute security in the assurance of going, you will pay for that function. However, the savvy ticket shopper will recogniz]]> Sun, 28 Oct 2007 04:32:08 +0000 mod Ticket Brokering - Event Accessibility Management http://mark7341.pbwiki.com/Ticket+Brokering+-+Event+Accessibility+Management email.hidden@example.com (lance bubalo) lance bubalo edited Ticket Brokering - Event Accessibility Management The concept no longer was simply the “monopolistic” scalpers paying their buddies to stand in line while snatching the first 5 rows, or top 1% of tickets to every event. Now the playing field was level.Currently, Stubhub, Ticketmaster’s Ticket Exchange, and E-Bay allow buying and selling of tickets from virtually anywhere in the world.
Some Listings I had going recently.
Have a Nice Day! (Bon Jovi, 2005)
“So what! just because it’s sold on the internet makes it all legit? What a scam! I still can’t get tickets because of people like you who are purchasing ticket hundreds and even thousands of miles away!”
True, this is definitely an argument of value for the average fan.Let’s look at one particular example. This week, Colorado Rockies World Series Tickets were being sold on the internet, with management calling it the “fairest” method of sale. To much extent this holds true. Had live ticket sales gone on sale along with the internet sales, it is unlikely that those i]]> Sun, 28 Oct 2007 04:04:15 +0000 mod