Wakefield Trinity • Re: Shareholders Meeting
I saw on social media a poll on whether programs are worth persevering with on match day. This got me thinking about what I would like to see and what would sell.
So, would I buy a programme on a regular match day? The answer is no. And I’m pretty hardcore as a fan as are most here I’d suspect.
I would however buy it if there was a unique selling point such as…
A 2025 sticker book collectible - something for example like the old pokemon books or old football sticker books.
Pre season all sticker books are sold. Each match day there are 3/4 baseball style cards with each programme sold. Each one on reverse some career short details and front a players position etc.
Would I buy it then? Yes, I probably would as a collectible. I’d even pay £5 or so every match to fill my collection up.
The first one of the season could include an official trinity pin badge too.
That is the old reason I would consider buying a programme these days.
I don’t know if something like that is possible but it could be popular with kids and adults alike.
A programme in this day and age just wouldn’t sell as is.
Just a random thought that came to me this evening.
Statistics: Posted by Trojan Horse — Wed Oct 30, 2024 10:50 pm