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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
It’s one of a few ways, yes. They almost certainly do a mix of qualitative (which could take the form of a phone call) and quantitative research. In both cases, they are likely going to want representation of the “passionate hockey fan” (someone who goes to games, discusses hockey online, watches hockey regularly, etc) in their data.
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So you agree that they understand market analysis, and don't just blindly hike prices until it doesn't work anymore. Great. We can finally close this discussion.
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Right now the Flames are experiencing their lowest average attendance in a non-COVID year since 2003-04. Let’s say you’re in charge of pricing for the Flames. Are you going to dismiss negative online sentiment about ticket prices with a “well I work for a $5B dollar business, I know more about pricing than some angry customers”? Probably not.
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Is this a serious question? You can't possibly think you're adding to any real conversation with this silly leading question, do you?
You are showing, once again, that you will take any and every turn you can think of to keep a conversation going and try to prove you are right. It's time to let this one go.