Who is really in your venue or your stadium?
Identifying the real spectators behind every ticket sold is the first data challenge for sports and cultural organisations: between third-party resellers and group bookings, a large share of buyers remains anonymous.
Your venue is full, but your database is blind.
Most sports and cultural organisations hit an invisible wall: the box office says sold out, yet the marketing files stay desperately empty. When someone buys through a third-party seller or as part of a group booking, you collect nothing about them.
The outcome: You stage memorable events for thousands of strangers. You spend money acquiring new contacts while your future biggest fans have already been through your doors, and you cannot ever reach them again.
Fnac, Ticketmaster, Shotgun or Fever jealously keep ownership of the data. For you, it's a black box: there is no way to know who actually bought the ticket.
Whether it's a works council, an association or a family, a single contact buys for 10, 50 or 100 people. The other attendees remain completely anonymous.
Trying to recover this data from scattered Excel files after the event is a titanic, time-consuming task, and often unlawful under GDPR.
Connection, reconciliation and ownership: finally own your audience.
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Switch on each data source: its information joins the unified contact record. Exactly what the platform does, continuously.
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Frequently asked questions
Why do some spectators remain anonymous?
When a ticket is bought through a third-party distributor such as Fnac, Ticketmaster, Shotgun or Fever, or as part of a group booking, the organisation collects no information about the actual spectator. A single contact can buy for 10, 50 or 100 people, and the other attendees remain unknown.
How do you identify the real spectators behind each ticket?
Arenametrix connects each of your data sources and reconciles their information into a unified contact record, continuously. You take back ownership of your audience instead of rebuilding data after the event in Excel files, a long task that often breaches GDPR.
Why is this a priority?
Without identification, you run events for thousands of strangers and pay to acquire new contacts while your future fans have already been to your venue. Knowing your real spectators is the basis of all loyalty work, from follow-ups to renewals.
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