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Erebus
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aufc_ole wrote:How many members did Heart have in their first season? This is what I want to know. Heart, Fury and Gold Coast. I want to know how many members they had in their first years.
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dublin_101
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just renewed my family Heart membership and asked what the latest figures were like...the guy said he hadn't checked for a couple of days but it was around 4,000 then....who knows, i'm a little worried to be honest. We were hoping for an increase this year and its looking like we'll be lucky to match last year.
Also, why haven't Heart published the financial report for the last year??
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aufc_ole
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How many members did Heart have in their first season?
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Axelv
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Will be interesting to see WSW's crowds. If they average 5000 they really were just a vocal minority. If it's 10,000 then it'll be a massive success and justified.
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asanchez
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Roar_Brisbane wrote:WS now have 2000 members. Awesome, hopefully they can get 3k or 4k signed up by the first couple of rounds.
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girtXc
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Glory Recruit wrote:Ricki Herbert said Wellingtons memberships are up 40% on this time last year. =d>
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Roar_Brisbane
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WS now have 2000 members.
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Glory Recruit
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Ricki Herbert said Wellingtons memberships are up 40% on this time last year.
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Gyfox
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girtXc wrote:danp638 wrote:girtXc wrote:One of the strategies for Melbourne Victory's reasonable member size is the "Auto 12".
It gives folks the chance to pay off over 12 months.The Auto 12 continues year on year unless you actually opt out
This works really well because it gives the club a strong base of 5k from day 1
Do other clubs offer this? Yes Newcastle has the Easy payment plan, where the membership is spread over the year and is automatically carried over for the next year unless you opt out by a set date. No surprises that they have they biggest memberships Hopefully other clubs do this because it's the best way to convert people to membership WSW do it too.
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girtXc
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danp638 wrote:girtXc wrote:One of the strategies for Melbourne Victory's reasonable member size is the "Auto 12".
It gives folks the chance to pay off over 12 months.The Auto 12 continues year on year unless you actually opt out
This works really well because it gives the club a strong base of 5k from day 1
Do other clubs offer this? Yes Newcastle has the Easy payment plan, where the membership is spread over the year and is automatically carried over for the next year unless you opt out by a set date. No surprises that they have they biggest memberships Hopefully other clubs do this because it's the best way to convert people to membership
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danp638
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girtXc wrote:One of the strategies for Melbourne Victory's reasonable member size is the "Auto 12".
It gives folks the chance to pay off over 12 months.The Auto 12 continues year on year unless you actually opt out
This works really well because it gives the club a strong base of 5k from day 1
Do other clubs offer this? Yes Newcastle has the Easy payment plan, where the membership is spread over the year and is automatically carried over for the next year unless you opt out by a set date.
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girtXc
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One of the strategies for Melbourne Victory's reasonable member size is the "Auto 12".
It gives folks the chance to pay off over 12 months.The Auto 12 continues year on year unless you actually opt out
This works really well because it gives the club a strong base of 5k from day 1
Do other clubs offer this?
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RJL25
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paulc wrote:Other than WSW the Roar has the lowest membership but manages to consistantly have the second highest average crowds. Proves what i'm saying, but the haters will say that we are just trying to cover it up...
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paulc
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Other than WSW the Roar has the lowest membership but manages to consistantly have the second highest average crowds.
In a resort somewhere
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Tom AUFC wrote:Are those AUFC memberships the "memberships" or season tickets? Last season, we sold over 5,000 season tickets and around 1,500 memberships (or somewhere around those figures). Quote:Adelaide United, who are expecting a decrease following a poor campaign last season, say they are delighted to have over 2000 members already signed up - ahead of last season's figures for the corresponding time. I'm sure those are season ticket figures - seriously doubt 2000+ paid for a financial membership at all, let alone by mid-August last year.
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Gyfox
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tbitm wrote:Gyfox wrote:
I just checked my WSW membership number and its just under 2000.
Thanks ill add that in, presuming your number is in regard to you being the 2000th member, do you remember what day (or around what day) you bought it? Beginning of August.
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Blackmac79
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Those numbers are hell old. like almost 2 months.
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Tom AUFC
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Are those AUFC memberships the "memberships" or season tickets? Last season, we sold over 5,000 season tickets and around 1,500 memberships (or somewhere around those figures).
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tbitm
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Gyfox wrote:
I just checked my WSW membership number and its just under 2000.
Thanks ill add that in, presuming your number is in regard to you being the 2000th member, do you remember what day (or around what day) you bought it?
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Gyfox
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I just checked my WSW membership number and its just under 2000.
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Roar_Brisbane wrote:Glory Recruit wrote:Reds have over 30k members, broncos over 25k What did they have 2 years ago? I would say under 10K. All the clubs in Brisbane are now getting into this idea. It's a new concept up here. The NRL was claiming increases in memberships in NSW and QLD of between 20 and 50% last season so the concept is catching on there albeit only recently.
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RJL25 wrote:Roar will never have big member counts.
Unlike "AFL states", Qld and NSW just don't have the same concept of membership that you guys do down south.
The Brisbane Lions AFL club even during its "glory era" when they were selling out almost every home ground (around 40k) still only had memberships of less then 20k.
It's just not the done thing up here, in saying that, my Roar scarf should be arriving soon! The Lions had 20762 members this year.
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Roar_Brisbane
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Glory Recruit wrote:Reds have over 30k members, broncos over 25k What did they have 2 years ago? I would say under 10K. All the clubs in Brisbane are now getting into this idea. It's a new concept up here.
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Glory Recruit
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Reds have over 30k members, broncos over 25k
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RJL25
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Roar will never have big member counts.
Unlike "AFL states", Qld and NSW just don't have the same concept of membership that you guys do down south.
The Brisbane Lions AFL club even during its "glory era" when they were selling out almost every home ground (around 40k) still only had memberships of less then 20k.
It's just not the done thing up here, in saying that, my Roar scarf should be arriving soon!
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tbitm
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Roar_Brisbane wrote:bennyblanco wrote:tbitm wrote:Adelaide 2000 (August 10th)
Brisbane 2500 (August 12th)
Central Coast 2300 (August 10th
Heart 3700 (August 31st)
Newcastle 8415 (September 10th)
Perth 5000 (August 10th)
Sydney 7000 (September 9th)
Victory 15035 (Septmber 10th)
Wellington ?
West Sydney 1400 (August 10th)
Btw all the WSW fans saying its more like 2000 or 2400 and I've even seen 2500-3000 said on the WSW forum but can you give me a source or a reason why you claim that. I believe you but I just want a source so I can be consistent with my data.
Edited by tbitm: 10/9/2012 07:59:35 PM tbh the Reds and the Roar's numbers are pissweak. We don't have a membership culture in Brisbane. Even a year or two ago the Broncos didn't even believe in members. Anyway where did you get these numbers from? Perth and Adelaide http://www.foxsports.com.au/football/a-league/a-league-takes-steps-to-draw-bigger-memberships-crowd-figures-start-official-supporters-clubs/story-e6frf4gl-1226447400755Got an email from Heart Victory http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/melbournevictory/Newcastle http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/newcastlejetsWest Sydney I believe i got it from their Fb or their Twitter Brisbane http://theroarforum.com/index.php?topic=5447.msg106286Sydney Fc Facebook CCM http://www.ccmariners-memberships.com.au/
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Roar_Brisbane
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bennyblanco wrote:tbitm wrote:Adelaide 2000 (August 10th)
Brisbane 2500 (August 12th)
Central Coast 2300 (August 10th
Heart 3700 (August 31st)
Newcastle 8415 (September 10th)
Perth 5000 (August 10th)
Sydney 7000 (September 9th)
Victory 15035 (Septmber 10th)
Wellington ?
West Sydney 1400 (August 10th)
Btw all the WSW fans saying its more like 2000 or 2400 and I've even seen 2500-3000 said on the WSW forum but can you give me a source or a reason why you claim that. I believe you but I just want a source so I can be consistent with my data.
Edited by tbitm: 10/9/2012 07:59:35 PM tbh the Reds and the Roar's numbers are pissweak. We don't have a membership culture in Brisbane. Even a year or two ago the Broncos didn't even believe in members. Anyway where did you get these numbers from?
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shallow hal wants a gal
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with the del piero signing we should crack 10k
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tbitm wrote:Adelaide 2000 (August 10th)
Brisbane 2500 (August 12th)
Central Coast 2300 (August 10th
Heart 3700 (August 31st)
Newcastle 8415 (September 10th)
Perth 5000 (August 10th)
Sydney 7000 (September 9th)
Victory 15035 (Septmber 10th)
Wellington ?
West Sydney 1400 (August 10th)
Btw all the WSW fans saying its more like 2000 or 2400 and I've even seen 2500-3000 said on the WSW forum but can you give me a source or a reason why you claim that. I believe you but I just want a source so I can be consistent with my data.
Edited by tbitm: 10/9/2012 07:59:35 PM tbh the Reds and the Roar's numbers are pissweak.
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Joffa
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tbitm wrote:Adelaide 2000 (August 10th)
Brisbane 2500 (August 12th)
Central Coast 2300 (August 10th
Heart 3700 (August 31st)
Newcastle 8415 (September 10th)
Perth 5000 (August 10th)
Sydney 7000 (September 9th)
Victory 15035 (Septmber 10th)
Wellington ?
West Sydney 1400 (August 10th)
Btw all the WSW fans saying its more like 2000 or 2400 can you give me a source or a reason why you claim that. I believe you but I just want a source so I can be consistent with my data. Really only two of those are acceptable, MV and Newcastle.
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