Tickets can Help Increase your Bottom Line!

Tickets not only provide you access to some of the most unique experiences you will ever have, but they also are a tool used by businesses to increase their bottom line and improve employee relations.

Consider these ways tickets can serve your business:

SALES DEPARTMENT

  • Entertain a potential client at a game. Plato once said, “You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation.”
  • Thank a client who just signed on to your business by giving them tickets to a concert.
  • Recognize a client’s anniversary with your company and thank them for their business with tickets to the theatre.
  • Help repair damage to a client by a mistake on your part by offering tickets.
  • Use tickets as part of your sales incentive program, offering free tickets to the one who makes the most monthly sales, the one who makes the most sales calls or the one who retains the most business each fiscal year
  • Use tickets as a pick-me-up to the salesperson having a bad week.
  • Use tickets as a thank-you to assistants and other behind-the-scenes people who helped you complete and present a proposal .


HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

  • Help sell a perspective employee on your city to tickets to the local pro franchise.
  • Welcome a new employee on his/her first day with tickets to the Big Game!
  • Throw in some tickets as part of a retirement celebration
  • Include tickets in a raffle at the company’s Christmas party or summer picnic
  • Thank your hard-working but non-paid interns at the end of a semester
  • Reward temporary employees for a job well-done
  • Offer tickets as a thank-you to the clean-up crew


BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

  • Use tickets as part of a downtown planning retreat for managers
  • Establish a referral program with the persons and businesses you work with by offering free tickets if they refer your business to someone else
  • Establish a reward program for employees who suggest a cost-saving idea and offer them tickets
  • Reward employees with tickets if they bring a potential client to your sales staff
  • Take an existing client to a NBA game and try to encourage them to increase their business with you

MARKETING DEPARTMENT

  • Tickets are great for a drawing, attracting potential customers to your place of business or to your website
  • Offer free tickets to people to entice them to participate in a focus group


CUSTOMER SERVICE DEPARTMENT

  • Soften the ire of a customer who was wronged by surprising them with free concert tickets
  • Reward an employee who patiently diffused the anger of a customer
  • Reward an employee who went over and above to help solve a customer’s problem
  • Say thank-you to a customer who offers a good suggestion for your business


ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT

  • Reward someone who constantly pays their bills on time
  • Give your accounting department a break after long hours at year-end or month-end
  • Reward the employee who finds the missing item that makes the report balance
  • Hold a post-audit night at the Pacers game for your auditors
  • Encourage employees to fill-out expense sheets correctly by holding a drawing for Jimmy Buffett tickets for those employees that do


INFORMATION SYSTEMS

  • Give your IS team a night out at the Cubs game after they spend two straight days and nights rebuilding the server after a crash
  • Offer free tickets to the person outside the company that provides free help on a hardware or software problem
  • Say thank-you to a vendor who rushes that new software upgrade order for you


CHARITY

  • Tickets make a great item to give at Charity Auctions, Golf outings and raffles. And remember, you’ll receive tax credit on these donations

These are just somepossibilities of how your business can use tickets purchased through Circle City Tickets. Have you found a great use for tickets in your particular business? Let us know! Comment to this post. Start building your business today with tickets from CircleCityTickets.com.


  1. #1 by Jeff - December 29th, 2009 at 14:25

    Great information and ideas! I plan on using Circle City Tickets more in 2010 to help build my business.

  2. #2 by Ryan S. - January 10th, 2010 at 23:40

    Good call Jeff. We appreciate your business. Your IS team will love the Cubs tickets!

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