Post by mftc on Jun 5, 2018 22:01:54 GMT
These seems to be quite a look of "facility envy", but while the Mem cannot compete with the Avon Gorge Hotel, or many large city centre hotels for events, why doesn't the marketing dept try and get more bookings based on what we have?
I have been to several wedding receptions in very poor rooms in tacky venues and surely the Mem is a step up from those.
If we are to be successful we need the stadium to be in use more than 50 days a year.
There must be a prospective market, it is up to the stadium marketing staff to be pro actice and go out and get new business. Small profits at loads of events is better than no use at all.
Perhaps our venue has been used as an excuse for average staff and we need to get better people to help move the club forward.
We may not have made loads from the World Cup games but even if only 40 people turned up, we should still expect to manage the potential attendance and make a small profit.
I have been to several wedding receptions in very poor rooms in tacky venues and surely the Mem is a step up from those.
If we are to be successful we need the stadium to be in use more than 50 days a year.
There must be a prospective market, it is up to the stadium marketing staff to be pro actice and go out and get new business. Small profits at loads of events is better than no use at all.
Perhaps our venue has been used as an excuse for average staff and we need to get better people to help move the club forward.
We may not have made loads from the World Cup games but even if only 40 people turned up, we should still expect to manage the potential attendance and make a small profit.
