Month: April 2014

Women Leaders In the Business of Sports

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by Hannah Bouziden – April 2014 Baylor University welcomes Paige Farragut, Tami Walker, and Amy Pratt to the Sports Sponsorship & Sales (S3) Club’s Women In Sports panel on April 14th. The event will take place at 6:30 p.m. at Baylor University in the Cashion Academic Center, Room 203. The panel will discuss the opportunities…Continue Reading Women Leaders In the Business of Sports

How to Create Sponsorship Inventory & Activation Out of Thin Air

by Drew Mitchell – April 2014 After spending more than 8 years in the “Minor Leagues” (4 with Daktronics Sports Marketing and 4 with the Texas Legends), I have learned you can never have a shortage of creative inventory and thinking.  This is especially true in a competitive market space where you are up against…Continue Reading How to Create Sponsorship Inventory & Activation Out of Thin Air

Outbound ticket sales: How to create a sales playbook to maximize sales

by Mark Washo – April 2014 As NCAA programs continue to adopt more revenue-generating practices, activating an outbound ticket sales program appears simple.  Hire entry level sports management grads, provide a desk, phone, and email address, pull past buyer lists and watch the ticket sales role in. While most understand ticket sales is more complex,…Continue Reading Outbound ticket sales: How to create a sales playbook to maximize sales

What can teams learn from Manchester United? How to hang out with fans on Google+

by Alex Stewart – April 2014 Manchester United is a global brand Manchester United, along with Real Madrid and Barcelona, have the most fans outside their own country. They can count on fans in emerging markets, especially Asia and Africa. The Red Devils may be suffering on the pitch currently, with the tenure of David…Continue Reading What can teams learn from Manchester United? How to hang out with fans on Google+

Digital CRM is the New Ticket Sales

by Neil Horowitz – April 2014 The most eye-popping statistic shared at this year’s National Sports Forum (February 9-11, Dallas) came from Associate Athletic Director and Chief Marketing Officer at the University of South Carolina, Eric Nichols (@ericnichols): A $38,000 digital media budget realized $922,000 in track-able ticket sales. That number is astounding to be sure, but…Continue Reading Digital CRM is the New Ticket Sales