This year’s Casino Night had a new twist: feats of strength! Employees volunteered to participate in athletic challenges based on strength, endurance, and speed. Congratulations to all our winners, whether you were playing cards or showing the company how tough you are.
See how each individual casino performed here: https://lnkd.in/gjBSPKe4
In case you missed it, the latest post is available on the blog! As a reminder, this post is part one of my early stage Premier League 2024/25 predictions. Head over to the link down below to check it out! As always, don’t forget to like, comment, share with friends and subscribe so you get notified when a new post goes live! Also if there are any topics people want me to talk about let me know as well. https://lnkd.in/eYVg3AD5
Newsroom Editorial Apprentice at The Telegraph | Class I graduate in History + YA BA student from the University of Birmingham
Wondering why Stephen Bunting is one of the most popular darts players of the current era, but has only won a single major tournament in the last decade? Check out my article here to find out! https://lnkd.in/e3-9c4MF
Ticket Sales Tip of the Week and the Stars Responsible Week #45 (West coast Flexibility) When studying and visiting teams I'm often stunned at how often the guidelines around buying tickets are unfriendly. Around groups this could apply to payment terms, minimum # of guests, rainout policy or concession credit expiration. Pertaining to Season tickets, playoff and regular season payment deadlines and ticket transfer policies heavily favored to the teams advantage are prominent. Stars of the Week- Major League Level- Josh Nanavity San Jose Sharks. Season Tickets: Fans are able to ticket exchange any game and should they exchange to a lower tiered price game the difference becomes a ticket credit to the STH's account. In addition, the team will buy back up to 3 games from the STH's which can be applied to the following years renewal. Minor League Level- Erik Eisenberg Las Vegas Aviators Visiting Erik last week, for starters what a Minor League ballpark. That said, pertaining to Groups, depending on the size they'll accept as little as 8 people and payment can be made right up to game time which avoids a group leader being punished should a guest cancel. To learn more: chriskelly@withinscope.ca or 416-770-0917
Now: AI for marketing. Was: inbound, demand gen, SDR, pipeline creation, cold calling, SEO, paid media.
3rd vs. 2nd vs. 1st Party Intent Whose side are you on? I think there are two close winners here, but only one is a must-have. After all, if you're paying big for top-funnel interest but not sure where to access bottom-funnel engagement on your website without a form fill - is that the right order of priority for spending? Tido Carriero am I missing anything here? Also shoutout to Vinay Bhagat for a great intent offering. And of course Adam Robinson for working to change the game on 1st party intent at the contact level. Could be big. Comments welcome here or on the sheet.
I’m excited to see everyone in two weeks in Reno! Here’s the link to my latest article in TG&H. Some great tips for casino marketers as they grow in their roles! https://lnkd.in/gYU6iBVz
Growth & Revenue Optimisation Consultant | Affiliate Marketer | Mentor & Angel Investor | Ex- Bwin.Party, Gamesys, Junglee Games
See you at #IceLondon2024 and #iGBaffiliate Let's catch up if any of the following interests you - 1) Acquiring profitable traffic at scale 2) Monetising & achieving scalable growth 3) Gaming story in #India 4) Relish good old times in the industry
The 3 pop-business stories you gotta hear today… #1 EA SPORTS College Football 25 paid all 11,000 players to include their names, images, & likeness in the new video game. • Takeaway: The 12th man award goes to AI, which got players actual faces in the game. #2 Krispy Kreme is selling its majority stake in Insomnia Cookies so it can focus on donuts. • Takeaway: They’re ditching their Swiss Army Knife Strategy, by becoming a donut steak knife instead (focusing on 1 thing and doing it the best). #3 General Motors’ Corvette is stronger than ever, despite the decline of sports cars overall. • Takeaway: A product facelift can result in a customer age drop. And one more thing... How will they feed 15,000 athletes at the Paris Olympics? With Michelin-starred restaurants (and a lot of baguettes). It's all on today's episode of The Best One Yet.
Airport Operations Leader @ United Airlines | Airline Management | Policies and Procedures
The message is simple: Believing changes anything.
We flew both teams to what I like to call the United Bowl 🏈 this week AND had an amazing new ad… and the message is simple: believing changes everything. But just in case, there’s no fee to change your flight with United Airlines. https://lnkd.in/deeZXuu6
