Should we allow one of our sponsors to mention other local universities in their ads? Example: "No matter which school you follow, Tech, ulm, or Grambling..."
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Should we allow one of our sponsors to mention other local universities in their ads? Example: "No matter which school you follow, Tech, ulm, or Grambling..."
hahahahahaha
guidelines? for our sponsors? you realize April Fools is over?
Sponsors take orders?
That's my question.Originally Posted by Tech52
Is it okay to allow lsu or lafayette to advertise during our games?
Is this seriously happening?
Yep. See post #6. It happened all weekend with ulm and Grambling being included.
Our admin will blame Learfield and say they have no control...until Learfield does something right (very rare) and we then claim to have control of what they do.
Hard to find the words for how stupid that is.Yep. See post #6. It happened all weekend with ulm and Grambling being included.
Our admin will blame Learfield and say they have no control...until Learfield does something right (very rare) and we then claim to have control of what they do.
Ad that runs on Tech game broadcasts, paraphrased... "Whether your favorite team is ULM, Tech, Grambling, LSU or even the New Orleans Saints, get your coverage from the News-Star."
Good old Memorial Gym
You would not have this stuff happening at almost any other FBS school.
BTW, this is an "in kind" ad for TNS.
Our most listened to radio sports product and we allow TNS, who has done a horrible job at what the do, to be our major sponsor for the weekend and advertise for other schools while doing it.
Our people are really on top of things.
Please explain. Is TNS running a commercial for free? What does Tech get out of it?
During the Rice series they (a new app from TNS) had the most run commercial of any sponsors. If they were paying like other sponsors are made to do it would be a HUGE price.
We accept some trade out deal with them that is old as dirt and probably has not been renegotiated in the past 10 years. TNS is one of our main sponsors. In return we get ads in the print edition and some in the online edition. Our peeps choose to use that "free" advertising for our non-revenue sports as well as sports we might actually make money on.
It's a great deal for TNS and a HORRIBLE deal for Tech. Then TNS chooses to lump in lsu, ulm, and Grambling.
Remember, under new Gannett rules there probably won't be game stories or scores in their papers. Yesterday's afternoon baseball scores weren't in this morning's paper.
Yeah, they are digging their own grave as fast as they can shovel.
There is no reason to have ads in the newspaper or in the phone book. Nobody uses either.
Billboards, Radio, TV/Internet, Social Media. There's your best bang for the buck. (And word of mouth still beats them all - which is why our entire focus needs to be game day experience. Do it big, do it right)
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