SBJ In-Depth: Ticketing
Published May 1, 2012Perhaps no other segment of the sports business has gained as much attention as ticketing, whether it’s how ticket inventory is packaged and sold, or how tickets are ultimately delivered to buyers. With consumers and corporate clients continuing to scrutinize their purchases, the stakes have never been higher. We’ll talk with the sales teams in the trenches to see how they have adjusted to consumer demands and what it takes to close the deal.
Publishing Date: June 4 Ad Close: May 21 Materials Close: May 23. For more information, contact Julie Tuttle, National Director of Advertising at 212-500-0711 or jtuttle@sportsbusinessjournal.com.
Marketing and Sponsorship
Media
Leagues and Governing Bodies
Franchises
Nets Hoping New Black And White Color Scheme Leads To Increase In Merch Sales
Closing Of Dodgers Sale To Guggenheim Baseball Delayed Until At Least Today
Senators Seeing Strongest Ticket Sales Since '07 Stanley Cup Final Run
Jags Owner Says Club Has Already Exceeded His Prediction Of $130M In Player Salaries
Franchise Notes
Facilities
Two NYRA Execs Placed On Unpaid Leave Amid Reports Of False Takeout Rates At Tracks
Heat Still Not Paying Rent At AmericanAirlines Arena Despite LeBron's Boost To Revenue
Sign O' The Times: NFL Cardinals Want To Build Digital Billboards Around Stadium
Angel Stadium Taps Into Demand For Local Products By Introducing Craft Beer
Facility Notes