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From: JerrioN
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Date: 1/11/2011 4:59:57 PM
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Should I Upgrade my arena or should i buy another player. 222000 dollars and 5000 seats in my Arena

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169912.3 in reply to 169912.1
Date: 1/11/2011 5:05:28 PM
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atleast build up to what the rest of your league has... if you are competitive you will sell tickets and see a more steady income

From: JerrioN

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169912.5 in reply to 169912.4
Date: 1/12/2011 4:29:10 PM
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What should my prices be

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169912.6 in reply to 169912.5
Date: 1/12/2011 10:48:41 PM
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I would look at the prices your opponents who rank close to you are at and then set it by that.

GOLDEN RULE for setting ticket prices:

IT IS BETTER TO SET THEM LOW THEN SET THEM TOO HIGH!

Found that out the hard way

From: RamQ

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169912.7 in reply to 169912.5
Date: 1/12/2011 11:18:21 PM
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Along with your arena being to small, your prices are too low, because your current arena is always selling out (in D.V). Now that you're in D.IV two additional goals along with staying in D.IV this next season should be to build a solid expansion of your arena and to find the right price that will give you 90-95% full on each seats.

These are my recommended changes: This can be a goal throughout the year or you can build it all immediately.
Bleachers: Build 2500 and set the new price to $11-12* (for a total of 7000 seats)
[Cost $500,000]
REASON: These are the traditional money makers. It's very important to fiddle around
with the prices till you reach the right one. I recommend $11-12 because your current price
of $10 has been selling out every D.V game and despite you not being able to win as
much in D.IV, the upgrade should have more fans come even if you don't always win.

Lower Tier: Build 550 and set the new price to $35-40* (for a total of 1000 seats)
[Cost $385,000]
REASON: These seats are also based on winning and losing games. I recommend $35-40
because your current price of $40 had been selling out, but with more seats to fill on a
team that is more vulnerable to lose. I would start out with something like this.

Courtside Seats: Build 150 and keep the price at $150* (for a total of 200 seats)
[Cost $300,000]
REASON: These seats are not so based on winning and losing games. I recommend $150
because you were selling out of these seats with the price set at $150 before so we will see if
that price can fill 200 seats.

Luxury Boxes: Build 10 and keep the price at $800* (for a total of 10 seats)
[Cost $160,000]
REASON: These seats are also not based on winning and losing games. I
recommend $800 because its division IV and the higher the division the more these
seats get sold, so its better to start small and work up with these seats. 10 new seats
should be fine for now.


This expansion project carries the total cost of $1,345,000
If tried to accomplish a in one day the construction would take roughly 20 days.

*These suggested prices are not necessarily the absolute best price to keep your seats at, but merely an estimate to help you know were you stand. If with these recommended seat prices you are still selling out, set them higher. If they are not selling enough, set them lower. Remember that each seating area needs to be evaluated separately when determining the seat pricing or expansion of the arena.

Last edited by RamQ at 1/12/2011 11:21:17 PM

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169912.8 in reply to 169912.6
Date: 1/13/2011 8:28:26 AM
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GOLDEN RULE for setting ticket prices:

IT IS BETTER TO SET THEM LOW THEN SET THEM TOO HIGH!


Exactly the opposite is the case.

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169912.9 in reply to 169912.8
Date: 1/13/2011 7:28:07 PM
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It seems to me that when I set the prices high my attendance drops way more for instance. When I learned this lesson this was the case.

I overpriced my tickets and my attendace fell to 50%.

Which made me lose around $60,000 a game.

A lower ticket price will only cost you about 5000-10000 per game since it doesnt hurt turnout.

That is why I believe lower is better.

From: ibarix

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169912.10 in reply to 169912.9
Date: 1/16/2011 9:53:18 AM
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It seems to me that when I set the prices high my attendance drops way more for instance. When I learned this lesson this was the case.

I overpriced my tickets and my attendace fell to 50%.

Which made me lose around $60,000 a game.

A lower ticket price will only cost you about 5000-10000 per game since it doesnt hurt turnout.

That is why I believe lower is better.


Check Legion's arena and write that again.