Market The Experience
Driving down one of our wonderfully congested streets in LA, I was struck by the billboard pasted below. It reminded me that in the live business we never market the experience, just the show itself....
View Article“IF I WERE…MICHAEL RAPINO
You can call me a sucker. I bought Live Nation stock when it was at $20. Friday it was trading at $4.89. So why when Live Nation CEO, Michael Rapino had just announced that the company’s third...
View ArticleTHE PRICE OF ADMISSION
Sorry it has been a while since the last LiveWorks Newsletter. To make sure subscribers didn’t receive another old newsletter from our FeedBurner account (for those of you not familiar, our feed...
View ArticleUSE TECHNOLOGY TO SERVE FANS
If you have been a subscriber to the LiveWorks Newsletter for a while, than you are painfully aware of the fact that I’m far from an expert on technology. I hired a pro (thank you Alan) to look at the...
View ArticleFOLLOW-UP ON USING TECHNOLOGY
Last week there was a LiveWorks Newsletter on using technology to service our fans better. http://liveworksnews.wordpress.com/2009/01/07/use-technology-to-serve-fans/ The letter pointed out how a...
View ArticleOUR MARKETING STILL SUCKS!
What is it going to take to make us change our ways in Live Entertainment? Why do we still do such a bad job at marketing our shows and events? There are probably hundreds of reasons, but through a...
View Article2 CENTS ON LEFSETZ/CONCERT STUFF
The idea of the last LiveWorks Newsletter http://liveworksnews.wordpress.com/2009/08/03/innovation-wins-every-time/ was to point out how innovators like C3, Goldenvoice/AEG Live, Superfly/Ashley...
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