Jump to content
FACEBOOK LOGIN ×

Ideas to market I.C.T


40POCKETS

Recommended Posts

This has probably been done before but I thought I'd get the ball rolling by coming up with a few ideas to market I.C.T. Some of these ideas may be good, some crap. Please feel free to add more.

Players go into to local secondary schools with the intention of supporters clubs being started within the schools. These supporters clubs, once established, could be given special rates on tickets etc for all members. They could be seated in same part of stadium. Each secondary school supporters club could be given a flag by the club that could be taken to games.

Open day at the stadium before season starts with a meet and greet the players thing going on. This has been done in the past - does it still happen?

Meet with local Amateur Association to forge links.There musty be 500 amateur players in the Sneck. Amateur cup final to be played at the stadium.

No silly own goal statements from club!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

What about a link with local estate agents?

We may be in a recession but there have been a lot of people from down south moving up to Inverness, what if when a house was sold the buyer was given a handfull of tickets for a family/couple for example for two or three home games.

If they use the tickets then we have extra people in our stadium who may buy pies/programmes etc. They may enjoy themselves and appreciate the welcome to the area from the club. If they attend matches in the future or buy season tickets then it is a bonus.

  • Agree 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites

What about the Caley brick idea( I have my name on one already) this could be relaunched and we could all own a wee bit of the stadium. It's not too expensive and lasts a lifetime. We could all see who came to the aid of the club in thier time of need.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Seriously, I think there's a lot of scope for more fans to use the Social Club since the profits go back to the football club.

I just don't understand Inverness at the moment. The Portland Club has gone bust, the Leejun is struggling and the Caley Club certainly doesn't look as busy as it has done in recent years.

But yet, compared with pubs over town, prices at the Leejun and the Caley Club are absolutely rock bottom - sometimes almost half what you would pay in Inverness's more expensive establishments. Now I do realise that a lot of people are taking the even cheaper option of buying supermarket drink and staying at home to watch inane talent shows on the telly or getting tanked up before abusing each other on Facebook or Twitter.

But maybe it's time folk started getting a life again and began socialising with real people in a pub which seriously undercuts the rest of the market rather than getting tanked up at home.

Maybe if more fans would use the Social Club they might also enhance their own corporate identity as supporters and also, through the Social Club, strengthen their sense of identity with the Football Club.

Edited by Charles Bannerman
  • Agree 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Have the club every tried to tackle the tourist market? Maybe leaflets about the SPL club could be displayed at the Tourist Information centre and details of forthcoming matches could also be displayed in pubs and restaurants. B&B's could also be targeted. Not sure of publications costs mind but has ever been attempted?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

What about a link with local estate agents?

We may be in a recession but there have been a lot of people from down south moving up to Inverness, what if when a house was sold the buyer was given a handfull of tickets for a family/couple for example for two or three home games.

If they use the tickets then we have extra people in our stadium who may buy pies/programmes etc. They may enjoy themselves and appreciate the welcome to the area from the club. If they attend matches in the future or buy season tickets then it is a bonus.

I think this is a brilliant idea. It would be a really nice gesture from the club that would create a lot of good will from the people who received the tickets and it wouldn't cost much if anything at all.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

A pre or post-season ICTFC v County fans' match at TCS and/or Victoria Park with all revenues going to youth development would be great. More than happy to get involved with organising.

Good idea but we probably wouldn't be able to use the pitch at TCS. A neutral venue such as Grant Street could easily accomodate us though imo.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

snapback.pngProctor, on 14 July 2012 - 01:43 PM, said:

What about a link with local estate agents?

We may be in a recession but there have been a lot of people from down south moving up to Inverness, what if when a house was sold the buyer was given a handfull of tickets for a family/couple for example for two or three home games.

If they use the tickets then we have extra people in our stadium who may buy pies/programmes etc. They may enjoy themselves and appreciate the welcome to the area from the club. If they attend matches in the future or buy season tickets then it is a bonus.

I think this is a brilliant idea. It would be a really nice gesture from the club that would create a lot of good will from the people who received the tickets and it wouldn't cost much if anything at all.

Really like this idea too. How about a player, in club tracksuit, hand delivering the tickets.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Really like this idea too. How about a player, in club tracksuit, hand delivering the tickets.

........whilst the rest of the team unload the lorry. Foran would obviously be the one to hand over the tickets, and then return to shouting at his teammates!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue. : Terms of Use : Guidelines : Privacy Policy