A couple of quick hitters from around soccer. We’ll start in Chicago, where the Fire have announced a deal with Qcue to offer dynamic pricing at Toyota Park. According to the Sports Business Daily the Fire become the first MLS team to implement dynamic pricing. According to SBD, dynamic pricing, “adjusts single-game ticket prices as [...]
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Just a couple of quick hits today. In Chicago, the Fire announced Comcast SportsNet Chicago as their official television broadcast partner for 2010 and Univision Radio as its official radio partner. All locally broadcast television games will be in HD. The arrangement includes a pre-game and post-game show. There will also be English language and [...]
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Sports franchises are always looking for ways to interact with the community, impress season ticket holders and generate good will. Here are a couple of examples of these types of events around MLS. In New England, the Revs are offering a season ticket holder referral program. If existing season ticket holders can convince friends/family to [...]
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