Next in Chicago changed the restaurant business forever when it began to sell restaurant tickets instead of accepting telephone reservations. And you may be surprised to learn that any kind of food service – not just high-end fine dining – can benefit from selling tickets. Here’s how… Tickets are not just for fine dining When…
Read more
2014 is just around the corner, but there is still time before baby New Year arrives! New Year’s Eve Events still have time to plan! If you are managing a New Year’s Eve event here’s why you should use ticketing software… New Year’s Eve 2013 Be it a community gathering, a fun year-end business function or a…
Read more
Not resting on our laurels – and hot on the heels of last month’s big software update – here’s what’s new for November 2013…
The antithesis of personal watercraft tours are eco-friendly scenic rowing tours. Here’s how to make eco-friendly rowing tours just as profitable as their rowdy watercraft adventure tour counterparts using boat tour reservation software. The Burgeoning Eco-Friendly Tourism Market A previous post looked at personal watercraft tour operators operating fun outdoor adventures across the country. The customer demographic of watercraft adventure…
Read more
When planning nonprofit Christmas events it is important to understand the role ticketing software plays in making the most of the season’s generosity. Lots of Christmas Bookings Recently, Event Industry News published “Early Indications Point Towards Events Industry Growth Over Christmas” and cited promising economic indicators for venues booking Christmas events. Although it’s still early days…
Read more
A benefit of using restaurant ticketing software – in lieu of accepting telephone reservations – is lower staffing costs by eliminating “unknown unknowns.”
The new ThunderTix Calendar View has more than a few tricks up its sleeve to help you sell tickets to your event fast. Here are 5 tips to get you started… 1. Color mnemonics Color mnemonics is just a fancy way of saying “visual learning.” Rather than focus on the written text, we designed color…
Read more
NBC Nightly News recently aired a story on how traditional working farms are making money as entertainment venues to supplement their income. Here’s a look at the rise of “Agritourism” and resources for farm owners new to selling tickets. The Rise of Agritourism Farm owners are turning to so-called Agritourism to supplement their incomes during these challenging…
Read more
Industry expert Bob Baker says that 20% of all music sales take place in the last six weeks of the year. Is the same period also the most profitable for live music ticket sales?
New tools from Google Maps and Foursquare are designed to spur impulse buying – including tickets to your event. Here’s a look at how these latest ticket trends work. New Foursquare Ads & Your Venue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8JqUlQj43M Foursquare has been a staple of event awareness for sometime now, but just this week the popular location based…
Read more
