In Case You Missed It! "Ticket Strategies to Get Them Off the Couch"
"Ticket Strategies to Get Them Off the Couch"
A Best Practices Webinar
  
Recently the NSF hosted the first webinar of the NSF Webinar Series, on ticket sales and service best practices. This webinar featured Sporting Kansas City, the San Diego Padres and FanOne Marketing. The panelists discussed the best practices and strategies their organizations are doing to help get fans off the couch and into the stadium in order to sellout games! Some topics included; seating options, digital ticketing, ticket servicing strategies, cart abandonment solutions and much more!

If you didn't get a chance to join us you can watch the webinar HERE at any time. We hope you find value in the content and look forward to sharing more best practices with you soon!

By watching this webinar you will learn about:

  »
Utilizing seating options within the stadium to appeal to a wide range of fans.
  » Digital ticketing perks, implementation techniques and how to utilize the data collected.
  » Managing digital platforms and strategies to increase sales and generate revenues
  » Creating a unique and desirable fan experience to get the fans off the couch and into the stadium!
 
Panelists

GREGG ALLEN
VP, Ticket Sales and Service
Sporting Kansas City
 

ERIC MCKENZIE
VP, Ticket Sales
San Diego Padres
 

 
MARK DIMAURIZIO
President
FanOne Marketing
 

Please feel free to share this with any other members of your organization or other colleagues who would enjoy and benefit from the great content shared!
Best Practices Webinar
 

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