by Alex Karp – September 2015 Three things will make CRM a great tool for your organization: consistency, ease of use, and documentation of activity. All of these are essential, particularly the last one, if management is going to be able to use CRM effectively. I wanted to share some best practices that I have…Continue Reading Illustrated CRM: How CRM Process Helps the Sales Process
CRM Made Easy: How to Track Account Renewals
by Michael Hurley – September 2015 Are you using your CRM system to project final renewal numbers? Are you able to identify accounts that might be harder to renew? The Way We Were In 2012, during my first renewal campaign with the Houston Astros working with then Director of Season Ticket Services, Alan Latkovic, our…Continue Reading CRM Made Easy: How to Track Account Renewals
10 Things Newbies Need to Know About the Sports CRM World
by Chris Zeppenfeld – June 2014 I get this call/voicemail at least once a week from other sports teams…it goes something like this: [dropshadowbox align=”center” effect=”lifted-both” width=”350px” height=”” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”1″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]“Hey Zep! We’re looking for someone to manage our new CRM program. Do you know anyone who would be good for this CRM opening for my…Continue Reading 10 Things Newbies Need to Know About the Sports CRM World
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