With respect, the club gets crucified on this board for not doing enough to create excitement, so I for one am not about to be critical when they decide to step up for 12 weeks in the off-season to give away prizes that include $1,200 in cash, a big screen TV, a $1,200 travel gift card, and a chance to win a car - in an effort to get fans in the stands. You can't have it both ways.Big Time wrote:I don't know about everyone else but the weekly giveaways emails I'm getting strike me as desperate, sad, and really out of touch. Couple that with the annual, bizarre offer to go on a cruise with Wally and Skulsky and the whole marketing scheme seems like just more of the same old, same old.
Hard to sell excitement on a team that went 7-11, and with a declining product overall in the CFL, it's going to take a serious change in the on field product for this to turnaround.
Does anybody have an example of a CFL team that's doing a good job with their marketing efforts (Sask not included)? Seems like the league is in decline across the board both on and off the field.
The cruise? Meh, not particularly my thing either, but I am sure there are some long time season ticket holders, sponsors, and friends of the club that will partake. Again, not something that bothers me.
Not sure of each club's marketing efforts. I do know however, that the Argos have the most effective Social Media presence of the 9 clubs. That's not exactly a widely held belief, it's a fact. #DoubleBlueMonday? Bowie song titles put to Argo images?? Effing brilliant!
DH
