When companies invest in season tickets, they often do so with the best intentions—entertaining clients, rewarding employees, and building strong relationships through shared experiences. But sometimes, even with the best planning, companies end up with more tickets than they can use. What happens is the person who buys the tickets, isn’t the one executing and the message is lost. It becomes someone’s “ other duties as assigned”
That’s exactly what happened to one of our clients, a regional bank that found themselves holding excess tickets they couldn’t utilize. With Ticketnology’s Consignment Services, they were able to turn this challenge into a profit-generating opportunity.
The bank had purchased 8 season tickets for a major league baseball team, intending to use them to entertain clients, partners, and staff throughout the season. However, as the season progressed, it became clear that there simply wasn’t enough interest among their staff or client base to use all the tickets.
The bank needed a solution to offload their excess tickets in a way that wouldn’t disrupt their client relationships or operational focus. And stay complaint with their internal processes.
When the bank realized they had more tickets than they could use, they turned to Ticketnology’s Consignment Services for help. Our platform offers companies the opportunity to sell unused tickets efficiently and seamlessly, recouping costs and even generating revenue. Here’s how it worked for them:
By using Ticketnology’s consignment services, the bank was able to turn what could have been a financial drain into a revenue stream. Here’s the impact:
By working with Ticketnology, the bank was able to recoup their costs, generate profit, and maintain their focus on client relationships without the burden of unused tickets. Literally money wasted into a revenue generator.
For companies like this regional bank, having too many tickets doesn’t have to be a burden. Ticketnology’s consignment services turn excess tickets into a profit-generating opportunity. With over $15,000 in profit from unused baseball tickets, this client was able to reinvest those funds back into their business, all while saving time and avoiding the hassle of ticket management.