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[QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 4364331, member: 474"]
social media marketing is the cheapest/easiest to do and thats what companies are going..  Its no different that who would have expected web site design to evolve into places just using poor facebook sites to push info out..   Everyone who goes past you in a mall/store whatever at least knows you have a message.  if you push it out to some random media sites who knows who can see it and you cant easily ask questions or find out more even if you have an interest.

I dont care if they went to the state fair and sold zero tickets from it. they should have had a presence at least some days and tried to get the word out.. hand out some free tickets if you wanted.  Shoot there wasnt even an SU appearal shop at the faith this year and I heard dozens of people looking for it

If you pay 2 people to set up 5 days a week around the area its gonna cost you 100-150K..  But no matter how many tickets end up getting bought its still advertising in a personal way. If you sell 20 tickets a day every week you have made all the money back, but even if you sell none its still cheap advertising and someone might buy a ticket to some other game once you make them more aware of costs/parking/tailgating etc..

Oh wait we dont have paper tickets any more.. You can do stuff like wonder around and give away tickets easily or sell them like that .
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