Variable pricing, why are sports around the world doing it and why is it confusing fans? In a different Sports Geek Podcast I break down the AFL variable pricing for MCG and Etihad.
On this podcast you’ll find out about:
- What is variable pricing
- What is will cost you to go to a game at MCG and Etihad this AFL season
- Pricing is a process not a project
- What part demand plays in variable and dynamic pricing
- Importance of moving up value with price increases
- Which big guest will be on next episode of Beers, Blokes & Business.
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Resources from the episode
- Prices for AFL games at MCG & Etihad
- Check out the AFL attendance figures 2013 & 2014
- MCG historical attendance figures
- Etihad Stadium historical attendance figures
- Ten pricing lessons from Jon Manning
- Connect with Jon Manning as @SansPrix or@PricingProphets and on LinkedIn or at PricingProphets.com
- “No rise in General Admission tickets for 2013”
- AFL club bosses urge the league to review the controversial variable pricing ticket system – Herald Sun
- Collingwood president Eddie McGuire says new pricing system may explain low crowd figures
- AFL Fans Association against variable pricing
- Difference between Dynamic & Variable Pricing (video)
- Is Dynamic Ticket Pricing Hurting MLB Attendance? (2012)
- Star Pitchers in a Duel? Tickets Will Cost More (2010)
- Listen to podcast with Jon Manning (Sports Geek Podcast #39 and Beers, Blokes & Business #26)
- Subscribe to Beers, Blokes & Business on iTunes, Stitcher and SoundCloud
- Ep #45 dedicated to Michael Jordan who wore 45 playing baseball, you should watch “Jordan Rides the Bus“
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Sports Geek explains Variable Pricing
Bonus animated gifs…
MCG AFL 2014 Ticket Pricing
Etihad Stadium AFL 2014 Ticket Pricing
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Thanks to Dan McLaren from UK Sports Network (and guest on ep #38) for inviting me to #DSLondon on April 22, looking forward to meeting some #sportsbiz people on my trip. Grab a ticket and I'll see you there.
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