SMUer wrote:How would one market to the Hispanic community? Posters in front of Ojedas and every Fiesta grocery store? They have a huge Dallas rec league with tons of Latin/International teams...give them free tickets to hand out (NCAA official attendance in men's soccer be damned)
i was just thinking about this. why not start at home? i don't mean this to come out the wrong way, but i would imagine a lot of SMU alums have domestic help. offer your housekeeper tickets to take her kids, grandkids, familia, etc.
Ok this is getting ridiculous...I agree with Dutch on THIS ONE POST by him totally
Hispanic community is full of ways to market towards it and is my favorite demo to market. A very loyal consumer that still knows the meaning of word of mouth
SMU had, and may still have a Club team that plays in the Dallas rec league. I played on it and we were very good. Give that team 20 tickets to had out every week before a home game.
"This is . . . dedication to distraction by fans. Is that what I'm going to go with Jay?" "That poor kid has to be wondering what is dad doing." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XknLDwj0dSo
I would think Dutch's idea of marketing to the Hispanic community would be easy and successful. I would think you could pitch it to local youth soccer associations. I watched some of the Dynamo-Galaxy game and if you looked at the crowd, the majority was Hispanic. I would think the offer could be advertised at any sports store that sells soccer gear. This, too, could be offered at other local colleges that don't have a soccer team. Sine SMU's men team has been to post season play for several years, I could see local soccer players wanting to go watch a college game.