A simple repertoire scoring system is far more effective than a crystal ball for predicting the popularity of a programme, setting budgets and segmenting an audience.
Knowing the Score: Repertoire Scoring and Segmentation Read More »
Without a forecast, there’s no roadmap for reaching your sales target. How using the “four Ps of prediction” to start forecasting can help you maximise sales and income.
Dynamic pricing is all the rage, but is just one tactic amongst many. How can organisations benefit by placing dynamic pricing in a wider context?
Are you pricing dynamically? Read More »
Even small adjustments in pricing can boost ticket sales and increase revenues.
Marginal gains make more money Read More »
This Guidance for Arts Organisations in Pricing Family Events was commissioned from Baker Richards by the Family Arts Campaign.
Pricing Guidance for Family Events Read More »
Offering different levels of membership can increase income. We worked with Compton Verney to sell thousands of additional memberships.
Multiply Your Members – Compton Verney Read More »
Dynamic Pricing is an increasingly common revenue management technique. There are a wealth of articles out there discussing the ethics of the practice but on a more practical level how can you tell whether it is effective?
Dynamic Pricing – Mayflower Theatre Read More »
How do you respond to bargain hunters, encourage advance booking and make sure you don’t lose income from those willing and able to pay face value prices? The answer is Secret Seats.
Secret Seats – English National Opera Read More »
Ever wondered what messages you might be sending out to your customers when your tickets are cheap or even free? This insight explores some of the issues.
Price-Quality and the Danger of Free Read More »
