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I've put it in the media threadCan I listen to it anywhere now that it’s over?
I know and its shitfulEvery club does it.
It’s on SEN.Can I listen to it anywhere now that it’s over?
I thought so as well but then I realised in the Doggies App under membership each game has two ticket options. For me there is the bronze regular GA and then also the upgraded version which I can pay $10 to access.Just realised the "free upgrade" I was supposed to get for switching to a digital membership was never applied. I swear there's an issue every year
Why not? Collingwood and Richmond count pet memberships toward their totals. The raw numbers are pretty misleading. Should be based on membership revenue.Just saw the 2 game Ballarat 'memberships' count towards our total. No wonder we are pushing for 60k!
Yep, but I just attach the social club to a Dogs GA membership, but it works for me because I mix and match who I go to the footy with and it's easier for me just to transfer over the Dogs ticket and get them to pay me $15 or whatever for the per-game equivalent is for the memership rather than paying more it costs for a standard GA ticket to the footy.Just wondering if anyone else here has an AFL Membership with Bulldogs club support and has also paid extra for Social Club?
Only very loosely related, but the Saints do a membership where you get X number of tickets per year to use in any way. For example, if it was 10 games, you could go to ten different games by yourself, five games with two people, or use them all for ten people in one game. I think it's an awesome model that I wish we'd adopt, because I'm the same and go with several different people randomly.Yep, but I just attach the social club to a Dogs GA membership, but it works for me because I mix and match who I go to the footy with and it's easier for me just to transfer over the Dogs ticket and get them to pay me $15 or whatever for the per-game equivalent is for the memership rather than paying more it costs for a standard GA ticket to the footy.
100%, at this rate we'll have 100k in a few years. GWS sprucing 30k as well, wonder how many Kayo deals in that?Why not? Collingwood and Richmond count pet memberships toward their totals. The raw numbers are pretty misleading. Should be based on membership revenue.
Is there any tables that publicly list the membership revenue per club? I’d love to see thatWhy not? Collingwood and Richmond count pet memberships toward their totals. The raw numbers are pretty misleading. Should be based on membership revenue.
The Financial Threads on the Footy Industry sub-board discusses things like this: Official Club Stuff - 2023 Financial ResultsIs there any tables that publicly list the membership revenue per club? I’d love to see that
Only very loosely related, but the Saints do a membership where you get X number of tickets per year to use in any way. For example, if it was 10 games, you could go to ten different games by yourself, five games with two people, or use them all for ten people in one game. I think it's an awesome model that I wish we'd adopt, because I'm the same and go with several different people randomly.
Might be an old graph as someone mentioned. But why such a disparity between average net revenue per member if it was broken down that way?The Financial Threads on the Footy Industry sub-board discusses things like this: Official Club Stuff - 2023 Financial Results
Ultimately, it's a bit of a wash and not entirely useful because clubs often communicate ticketing, merchandise and other similar revenue in with memberships, in turn membership-related expenses can or cannot be included as a matter of personal preference/interpretation (and even those expense figures are not exactly clear), and sometimes the difference between sponsorship, corporate and membership revenue is quite blurred when you consider things like player sponorship etc.
Comparing the Melbourne clubs to interstate clubs is also a bit unfair because ground capacity and even seat rights change a bit from city to city (like Stadium-specific membership packages, AFL/MCC membership, is West Coast's waiting list a "membership", etc.)
In terms of membership categories though, the best we have is a fairly old article from The Age (from 2014) which seemed to be generated from leaked AFL data which breaks down the various categories:
AFL membership: The 'real' figures for your club is probably the best you're going to work with (though the graphic is a bit poor because it should be ordered from most to least money for the club for fair comparison so from the bottom the order should be green, blue, red, yellow).
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Eagles are pretty much the only club in the league that have an overseas-style season ticket system in which they can sell every seat in their stadium at the start of the year charge a premium, and have a waiting list.Might be an old graph as someone mentioned. But why such a disparity between average net revenue per member if it was broken down that way?
Like assume all clubs had exactly 50 members. I get the feeling that the net membership revenue from some clubs would be double or quadruple, of our net revenue from memberships. Why would that be? We selling memberships on the cheaper end?
Say the graph DID reflect last year. Eagles making around $160 revenue per member, where we make around a pissy $50 revenue per member. That is a massive difference.
Is anyone one else having issues upgrading to a reserved seat for an away match? I've entered my barcode, but receive a this member code does not exist, please check the details and try again. Thought I'd ask here, but will contact the club first thing in the morning.
Yes, I have an away games included in my membership.
Here and there's a link to the website in the top right hand corner of the club's website.Not quite membership related but… I remember perhaps sometime last year I checked out a website that was the Western Bulldogs Forever Foundation, which provided the opportunity to leave a tax deductible donation to the club. Unfortunately now a general google search renders no results - other than the community foundation. Does anyone know where the link is for this donation platform, or if indeed it remains an option?
Here and there's a link to the website in the top right hand corner of the club's website.
1.30pm Melbourne timeExtra gather round tickets being released today at 1PM dogwatch !