We have written about the time-sensitive nature of re-starting a past event, now we’ll discuss another time-sensitive aspect of ticket sales – the importance of graceful non-availability prompts once your event has concluded. Why do we blog this? This post is part of an on-going series of “spotlights”. We want to bring examples of how…
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The Scoot Inn has been a local Austin watering hole since 1871 and lays claim as one of the oldest bars in the state of Texas. Initially opened as a railroad saloon for travelers to stop in on their journey, the Scoot Inn became a local favorite of East Side workers. Today, Scoot is owned…
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Today, I saw a flurry of activity on Twitter by consumers trying to buy tickets for the 2010 Toronto Independent Film Festival, TIFF. The unifying theme of the tweets was the frustration surrounding the ticket buying process, #tiff #fail. Which ticketing software were they using, I asked myself? Obviously, my curiosity was piqued. I went…
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I was recently approached by a potential client interested in exploring online ticketing, and one of the first questions she asked was, “Can I still mail my pre-printed tickets out.” While I assured her of our support for every major thermal ticket printer available, naturally, I pointed out the advantages and flexibility of print-at-home tickets,…
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Software Subscription vs. Per Ticket Model The ticketing industry has experienced explosive growth over the last 10 years, allowing venues and event promoters to choose from a variety of online ticket sales options. The number of ticketing companies can make it very frustrating and intimidating for venues to find the ideal solution. There are numerous…
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