2019/20 Memberships

[Forum Phoenix]

weemac?

People who don’t do anything aren’t funny.

 

[Wombat]

People who don’t do anything aren’t funny.

His corners are hilarious.

 

[midfielder]

just renewed the keeper got me over the line...

 

[Wombat]

I’m taking out another 4 memberships today.

COYY.

 

[Tevor]

Wonder what the numbers are like so far.

 

[SuperHans]

How about the Mariners donate a Family membership to each local junior club to raffle off? The clubs will benefit and its not like the stadium is chockers.
We would be improving links with the community, 'fishing where the fish are', exposing (hopefully) families who have not been members to the match day experience and with luck they will sign up themselves in the future.

 

[shipwreck]

Do they still do free entry for registered junior players? Can't remember when I read that but it was a great idea.

 

[SuperHans]

Not sure, Shipwreck. I also think I read that some time ago too. Hopefully it is.

 

[SuperHans]

Hi Shipwreck, it looks like the juniors get a discounted membership through Mariners MyClub. Cost is $15 and 10% off merch and general admission. Something like a Gold Family membership should still be attractive; good seats, merch like the hats/stickers etc especially if the winner is announced at the clubs' award night and presented by a Mariner sqaud member?

 

[Wombat]

Took out 7 memberships this year.

Met the two new membership guys who were very nice and helpful.

The new Dan is a Scotsman called Ian ( I think) and is pretty switched on.

COYY

 

[Pokes]

Do they still do free entry for registered junior players? Can't remember when I read that but it was a great idea.

Not free - but there is our $15 MyClub Membership for registered players up to the age of 12 (in line with the Mini Roos program) - so it's about $1.15 per game.

 

[Pokes]

How about the Mariners donate a Family membership to each local junior club to raffle off? The clubs will benefit and its not like the stadium is chockers.
We would be improving links with the community, 'fishing where the fish are', exposing (hopefully) families who have not been members to the match day experience and with luck they will sign up themselves in the future.

The club regularly donates Memberships & items for local club fundraising purposes and this year have committed to giving a free ticket to the opening game to all registered participants to makes the finals. The winners of the grand finals will also receive a 3 Game Membership!

 

[Wombat]

Not free - but there is our $15 MyClub Membership for registered players up to the age of 12 (in line with the Mini Roos program) - so it's about $1.15 per game.

That is basically free. Less than a 6 Pack or packet of ciggies.

 

[true believer]

just renewed the keeper got me over the line...

And here i was thinking it was my quick witted conversation .

 

[midfielder]

And here i was thinking it was my quick witted conversation .

That to

 

[marinermick]

That is basically free. Less than a 6 Pack or packet of ciggies.

And I agree to put a price on it.

Giving stuff away for free devalues the product and makes people not appreciate the quality of product on offer.

There is plenty of evidence about to suggest that giving away free tickets only has short term gain, but at the determent of long term gain.

 

[Big Al]

And I agree to put a price on it.

Giving stuff away for free devalues the product and makes people not appreciate the quality of product on offer.

There is plenty of evidence about to suggest that giving away free tickets only has short term gain, but at the determent of long term gain.

Also shows they want it. Not just thanks and put it somewhere and forget about it

 

[Ironbark]

And I agree to put a price on it.
Giving stuff away for free devalues the product and makes people not appreciate the quality of product on offer.

There is plenty of evidence about to suggest that giving away free tickets only has short term gain, but at the determent of long term gain.

So I went to the Mariners first ever game against the scum. I had never played football and only followed it in passing - essentially world cups, socceroos and bits and pieces of epl.

After that game I didn't really follow the first season, or much of the second.
Then the local bottleo started up this promotion late in the second season where if you spent $50 or more you got 2 free platinum tickets. So the wife and myself started going to games regularly, because, why not.

As you know the Mariners at that time under Lawrie were a great team to follow. They played with genuine heart and it was exciting. I got hooked. Rusted on, passionately, permanently hooked. The following years just cemented it further. Certainly enough to weather the last few sessions *grin*

I guess I'm just saying maybe don't write off the value of giving away free tickets just yet

 

[marinermick]

So I went to the Mariners first ever game against the scum. I had never played football and only followed it in passing - essentially world cups, socceroos and bits and pieces of epl.

After that game I didn't really follow the first season, or much of the second.
Then the local bottleo started up this promotion late in the second season where if you spent $50 or more you got 2 free platinum tickets. So the wife and myself started going to games regularly, because, why not.

As you know the Mariners at that time under Lawrie were a great team to follow. They played with genuine heart and it was exciting. I got hooked. Rusted on, passionately, permanently hooked. The following years just cemented it further. Certainly enough to weather the last few sessions *grin*

I guess I'm just saying maybe don't write off the value of giving away free tickets just yet

Those tickets weren’t free. You paid $50 for alcohol and got them. There was a value attached to them. In fact, even better, you were rewarded for shopping at your bottlo. F

 

[Wombat]

The Settlers at West Gosford (I think it has a new name now) This is a quality bottle shop. Far superior to BWS and Liquorland.