just across from you mate in section 204 row 3! :-)

It’s the first impression the season ticket holder gets and I am not saying the previous years has been any better, but THIS year, this “Locker” is a bad marketing choice unless you happen to be a kid, in which cae it might be quite cool to keep your pencils and crayons in.

You miss the intention of the post. It is pointing out that GSW season ticket relations SHOULD be putting some thought and effort into this a little more, in ADDITION to the other areas that need rapid improvement like the lines at consession stands.

If I give you my tickets now…..then you have a set so you can feel special like the Upper tier ticket holders…then when you get yours…..just stick them in the post to me…I really dont mind

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It’s not whining, it’s pointing out that their marketing team are not thinking enough about the very people who keep them in payroll.

Courtside Locker….. :)

My point exactly, this is the type of thing that you would appreciate so much more. or a couple of passes to training sessions.

In reply to Tony, I think a “Warriors” Welcome mat is a great idea! Hell even a Warriors key ring, Wallet, something I can use out and about that also helps get the Warriors logo and brand out there. A nice leather wallet with the “W” logo embossed on it would be good.

Maybe a Baseball hat unique to Season ticket holders? Hell even those cheap Binoculars that they have in theatres for those of us up in the gods!!!

Drinks glasses and mugs are always useful, stickers for the car, Warriors Salt and Pepper pots, A special season ticket Beer Mug which if you bring to the game you can get filled for $4, that sort of thing. It really is not that difficult when you start thinking about things that might be of use, rather than an item that will sitting a corner gathering dust!

Which was my point to the whole post…… a little more thought and much better response from the fan, all “helps” toward keeping that fan buying tickets the following year.

How many times are free T-shirts thrown out into the crowd during games? Where do most of them land??? the lower level, who lets face it, probably have less need and most likely less thankful than the people in the upper tier, who for some, a free T-shirt would be great. It’s these sorts of things where the marketing team are really missing the point, which in turn means the head of marketing is not doing their job properly.

Another classic example, Last years “Season Ticket Holder” long sleeve white T-Shirts given away at the start of the season (1 per ticket holder) not per number of tickets? Which in itself is poor, but then it was some cheap screen printed crap which probably was not something you would wear out during the the bold Navy print, etc, other than at a game. However the same long sleeve white T-shirt with a nice “W” stitched logo on the front with screen printed in White “Season Ticket Holder” across the shoulders on the back, would have be a good subtle shirt that you would wear elsewhere.

Like I said, this is not rocket science, Marketing is one of the easiest jobs out there, you find out what people like get some sample polls running when people sign up for their season tickets and then sort out the gift thereafter i.e:

If you had the choice of the following as a gift from GSW which would you prefer?
1: Unique Baseball Hat
2: Unique embroided Polo/T-Shirt
3: Welcome Mat
4: Wallet
5: Fridge Magnet
6: A date with Alexis

That sort of thing!!!!!!!!

Ok so we know which one we would pick from above!

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Lets say 15,000 ticket holders for arguments sake, at say 48 games is roughly 312 people per game that Mullin would have to “meet and greet” and buy a beer for!!!

Now….48 minutes divided by 312 people, so thats just under 7 people a minute, so he could probably spend around 8 seconds with you!

“Hi…thanks for being a season ticket holder..we really appreciate it…enjoy the game and here have a beer!”

Perfect….no problem, I think it’s doable!!!

Chris…start the meet and greet!

:)