Wish I could. I've seen figures between 30 and 40k before - but not sure how accurate.Can you clarify what the non seated RFC membership is?
I would love to see the 11 game equivalent membership tallies published.
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Wish I could. I've seen figures between 30 and 40k before - but not sure how accurate.Can you clarify what the non seated RFC membership is?
Wish I could. I've seen figures between 30 and 40k before - but not sure how accurate.
I would love to see the 11 game equivalent membership tallies published.
Just to clarify, when you say unseated do you mean without a reserved seat or non access?
RFC had a s**t load of three gamers, but like the majority of our h11 memberships, they are Ga only - not reserved seating.
In Vic most h11 memberships are not tied to a reserved seat
How many 11 game equivalents memberships are clubs selling? (ie 1x5 game memberships + 2x3 game = 1 11h game membership)Just to clarify, when you say unseated do you mean without a reserved seat or non access?
RFC had a s**t load of three gamers, but like the majority of our h11 memberships, they are Ga only - not reserved seating.
In Vic most h11 memberships are not tied to a reserved seat
How many 11 game equivalents memberships are clubs selling? (ie 1x5 game memberships + 2x3 game = 1 11h game membership)
Doesnt really matter what seat they sit in (allocated or GA).
big numbers give supporters comfort that they are part of a successful club and can be used for marketing and other revenue streams, ie our club database has 80,000 current members we can market to if you become a sponsor but yeah as long as the club is hitting it's internal revenue targets from the members I'm happyA seated membership implies it has a specific seat - which eliminates the h11 or h3 memberships as most are GA. Fwiw there is still a hardcore out there who worship standing room too
There is no metric available on h11 equivalent, and I'd guess both the AFL and the clubs would have zero interest in publishing it
From a personal level, I think the competition here is a distraction, as each club as differing goals
As an example Richmond needed to turn a historically GA walk up supporter base into members, and three gamers did this very well. We would have much less data on our supportersor those three gamers were still.cash attendees
Now we have the task of converting them into premium packages, which poses it's it' challenges given price rise resistance and limited access to allotments from stadium management. Then there is the cultural stigma of the working class club reserving gf attendance to the toffs
Not saying woe is us, all clubs have unique challenges. Melbourne directly engaging it's MCC support. Gws engaging with a new support base with no history. Port converting kids from non magpies families
Personally, I worry less about the membership ladder, and more how we are tracking against ourselves YTD and how our premium packages are selling
The former is just a flog fest, the ladder is the financial future of my club
Essendon has a high reserve count as well for Etihad home games.About the only club that would, would be Geelong I'd think
Yeh I'm not interested in the big membership Tallys. Not too fussed about the people paying for a lanyard and a sticker but don't go the games as members. That's just bonus money for the clubs, and bragging rights.big numbers give supporters comfort that they are part of a successful club and can be used for marketing and other revenue streams, ie our club database has 80,000 current members we can market to if you become a sponsor but yeah as long as the club is hitting it's internal revenue targets from the members I'm happy
Yeh I'm not interested in the big membership Tallys. Not too fussed about the people paying for a lanyard and a sticker but don't go the games as members. That's just bonus money for the clubs, and bragging rights.
What matters is how many people are paying a membership that gets them into the ground (ie 11 homes games a year).
I think Adelaide's realistically around 62,000.
Do they say how many are for 3 games or whatever?.
On those figure the AFL has broken through the 1 million mark for the first time!The data has never been available.
The Bulldogs going backwards by around 7% is a big concern. What gives?
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Yes and no.Disappointing for the Giants that memberships have increased a lot this year again but crowds are down.
Is the only reason Collingwoods unknown because Richmond is far ahead of them? Because Eddie does like to say he’s the biggest in the land but this goes against his theory
MmmmDisappointing for the Giants that memberships have increased a lot this year again but crowds are down.
Any bets for when the final numbers are released Collingwood will be magically a few ahead of RichmondIs the only reason Collingwoods unknown because Richmond is far ahead of them? Because Eddie does like to say he’s the biggest in the land but this goes against his theory