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Invite Fans Over to Your House
March 31st 2006
With the spring football, baseball and softball seasons in full stride, now is the time to bring your fans on campus, and provide them with a tour of your facilities, a sneak peak at the 2006 football team, and provide fans the opportunity to ask questions about the 2006 baseball, softball and football teams.
It’s also an excellent opportunity to provide information on season tickets, group ticket plans and show fans the actual seats they could be sitting in for the season or during their group outing.
The Detroit Shock of the WNBA hosted it’s second Open House event this week (Wed, Mar 29) as they prepare to tip-off its 2006 season, and I thought you might be interested to see what they executed for its Open House event.
The Tulane Athletics Department also hosted an Open House event last night (Thurs, Mar 30) as the athletics staff and fans celebrated the Grand Re-Opening of the James W. Wilson, Jr. Center, home of the Tulane athletics staff.
I had the opportunity to be in New Orleans this week, and visited with the Tulane athletics staff in the Wilson Center on Wed and Thurs as they prepared for the Grand Re-Opening, and it was great to see everyone coming together for this celebration after all the Tulane athletics staff and its student-athletes have experienced and endured following Hurricane Katrina.
Tulane did not have the opportunity to celebrate its annual Homecoming last fall during football as they do traditionally do, so they decided to be creative and host their annual Homecoming this weekend around the Green Wave’s baseball weekend and themed the event HomeRun 2006.
The Homecoming event has also been combined with Parents/Family Weekend and you can see all the activities and information for this neat event here.
Your turn to take a shot!
What activities have you tied into your spring football, baseball and softball seasons to engage your fans and provide them with a unique experience, while also promoting and selling more season, groups and single-game tickets?
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Ron Goch, The Telios Group
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