Defense Strategy for Ticket Brokers to Win their NFL 2010-2011

May 6, 2010 by Vignesh · Leave a Comment

The day after ‘labor’, when fans get ready to kickoff all that’s running in their lives and lose everything just to focus on where the big ball’s heading towards, People who take care of the seats reserved by their consumers also will have their own season to worry about… The NFL 2010, just like every other football seasons we went through years before and what we go through this year, even months before the actual match and of course the unpredictable moments of glory that we expect in the near future are only some of the things that drives a football fan to get a seat, at least the one without an obstructed view, eventually enlightening the chain of the secondary market, providing the ticket brokers a ray of hope to survive and make more out off the fan’s fervor… I have designed a defense strategy exclusively for the ticket brokers to win THEIR NFL 2010, with an evident positive cash flow.

STRATEGY # 1- THE STEELERS THEORY:

The Pittsburgh Steelers are having a rough time this season, after the suspension of the team’s famous quarterback BEN ROETHLISBERGER, for at least six games, which would be reduced to four in response to a good conduct by behavioral evaluation… Big Ben was the reason, the Pittsburgh Steelers won two super bowls and his fans will be terribly disappointed with his absence in the first four or six (god decides that) games. Now the issue is that the fans are getting mixed reviews, coming out from various sources about the fate of the Pittsburgh Steelers as whether it would be a big hit among its fans with the replacement of Dennis Dixon in the place of Big Ben or is this season the most challenging one for the Steelers without Big Ben. Both these reviews are supposed to be balanced and equally weighed and so the future is just unpredictable in the case of Steelers. As resellers, you have to be in a safer zone by doing two things primarily

Sports club seats are often not recommended to be a great product of business for the ticket brokers, as people come to the stadium to watch the game and not for the pleasure that the seat’s offering or for the waiter’s service… don’t you think they would very well get this in a restaurant. So be smart about not investing on those club seats for any Steelers match.

Big Ben’s arriving on the six week for sure and fans actually will be rushing into the stadium after his arrival. So, it’s better that for the first five, it’s better that you buy less of the stadium and to gain profit, you can sell it at a higher rate than the face value.

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STRATEGY # 2: THE DALLAS COWBOYS INVESTMENT:

Super Bowl XLV the league’s championship game, is scheduled to be played at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas on February 6, 2011. So technically Dallas Cowboys, who are hosting the super bowl will be the moment seekers as every single person in the country who loves ball will actually give their entire paycheck for a seat in that stadium. So be wise in getting more tickets for the match…Even club seats will be gone in less than an hour.

STRATEGY # 3: THE JETS AND GIANTS:

The New York Jets and the New York Giants are going their play their game in the new MEADOWLANDS STADIUM, this year which is actually the biggest breakthrough, the JETS would have ever experienced ever, because the stadium replaced Giants Stadium at the Meadowlands Sports Complex, which was home to the Giants since 1976 and the Jets since 1984. Like its predecessor, the new stadium will be the only NFL stadium shared by two teams. However, unlike Giants Stadium in which the Jets were a junior partner, the new stadium is a 50/50 partnership between both NFL teams. So imagine how would it be for every single jet fan to feel their match in their own stadium…experts believe that, the jets game would be the biggest thing happening this year.

These strategies are based on conjectures from various experts from around the world and various reviewers have actually said that this super bowl can be the best business for every single ticket broker, provided he chooses the place where his money should be in. To analyze some of the statistics in the ticket industry, this NFL season, click here

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