How to partner with sports’ teams

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6 responses to “How to partner with sports’ teams”

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   March 9, 2013

   Sam

   You really have to wonder if the fella is actually in the real world!

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      March 11, 2013

      mvp

      why? This is a good video and makes perfect sense to me.

      One thing that golf clubs have that’s worth a lot, beyond the course, is a database of thousands of people, many are wealthy, living nearby and like to spend money on playing golf. Makes sense to use it

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      March 12, 2013

      Sean Mysel

      Dear Sam, I want you to read this quote:

      “We’ve found that partnering with local businesses has several mutually beneficial opportunities. Sport teams are always trying to find ways to bolster attendance and create unique experiences and local companies and business often are in search of customer/member rewards, incentives and teambuilding events. By organizing these events at the ballpark, we are able to create a customized experience for the business and highlight them in a special fashion that will immediately make guests think that the company is going above and beyond normal expectations”
      Scott Baird, Account Executive, San Diego Padres Baseball Club

      That’s not made up and yes, I got my club to make this partnership…

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   March 4, 2013

   Sean

   Anyone watching this video, I will help walk you through the process. It’s amazingly simple.

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   March 2, 2013

   Golf Club Management (@GCM_mag)

   Is partnering with a sports’ team feasible for your golf club? http://t.co/oGmU2e9Ez4

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   March 1, 2013

   Sean Mysel (@ColumbiaGolf)

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