ST Sales - The Acid Test

[DonnyBazR0ver]

The low price works if people actually are interested. Your £12 a game stat would bring in more revenue if it sold 4000 more tickets, but would it actually do that? I don't think so. Look at Barnsley, they have very cheap season tickets and don't sell that many more than us. I'd be surprised if they make more in revenue than we do.

In the space of two seasons, when the team has been the most successful in the recent living history, the ST base will have shrunk by over 2000 ! It should have easier to steadily  grow by that amount in the same timeframe.

So, when we had 8000 it should be easier to get 10000. As said before if you lose ST holders it's much harder to get them back.

[RoversAlias]

Two more season tickets bought for me and me dad this week. Turns out mine has only gone up to 100 quid, despite it saying 150    Certainly can't complain like!

[Snods Shinpad 2]

Total updated:
3689 sold

[washyrover]

Not bad,the childrens tickets do not go up so their could be a big increase before the season starts.

[Snods Shinpad 2]

Figures just updated:

4166 sold

[MrFrost]

I must admit, thats a good 1000 or so more than I thought we'd sell during the early bird promotion. I know of a few people who have not yet renewed, myself included, but will be doing. I'd say we could very well match this seasons sales, especially if we make some decent signings.

It just makes you wonder what could have been achieved if it had all been marketed and promoted correctly.

But, thumbs up from me.

[Snods Shinpad 2]

Seems pretty decent to me too, especially with the economy the way it is. The club now has three whole months to get some more shifted.

Plenty of time to beat even this seasons figure, if they go about it the right way and try and get the message out.

[dknward2]

what did this seasons tickets end up at after half season tickets or does any one know what we had at start, then at half way the what did we end up at including the final home ticket offer?