Sports

Own the blocks around the building.

Teams, venues, leagues, sports brands, ticketing partners, and game-day activation.

Who it is for

  • Pro and minor league teams filling seats
  • Venues driving attendance and concessions
  • Ticketing platforms chasing installs and first purchases
  • Sports brands launching a product in a market
  • Leagues building youth and community pipelines

What we deploy

  • Pre-game street teams at transit stops, lots, and bar corridors
  • Gate and concourse presence with offer cards and codes
  • Tailgate and watch-party sampling
  • Campus and youth league outreach
  • Post-game handoffs and return-visit offers

Sample Outcomes

What we are counting.

Three outcomes, three real measurement paths. Every number traces back to a card handed to a real person on a real block.

Fan outside an arena scanning a QR code on a printed flyer to buy a ticket

Ticket Sales

Link-backs from the landing page

Every flyer carries a QR and a code unique to that block. The landing page passes that code to the ticketing checkout, so each sale links back to the sidewalk that produced it.

Example: 4,000 pre-game cards on the arena corridor, 612 page visits, 148 checkouts on code QUARRY10.

Fan in the stands holding a phone open to an app download screen

App Installs

Counted clicks from the landing page

The store button on the page is a tracked link. We count clicks by team, shift, and location, then match them against store installs for the same window.

Example: 1,900 clicks to the app store across four game nights, 71 percent from the two gate teams working before tip-off.

Fans walking through an arena gate at dusk, one checking a survey on a phone

Foot Traffic

Post-game survey sent to the email

Emails captured on the page get a short post-game survey. One question asks whether they came, one asks what brought them, and the answers turn attendance into attributable traffic.

Example: 2,300 surveys sent the morning after, 34 percent replied, 512 confirmed they walked in on the offer.

Demo

A sports page we would build.

A game-day landing page built to move tickets, wired to the street team handing out the code at the gate. One offer, one action, every submission tagged to the block it came from.

Demo only. Columbus Quarry Basketball is a fictional team created to show layout, capture, and tracking. Not a live page and not a real client.

quarrybasketball.example/tickets

Columbus Quarry Basketball

Two tickets. Ten dollars. Friday night.

Scan the card you were handed outside the arena and claim the block party rate before tip-off.

Claim Two TicketsOffer ends Friday 6pm

Section 112

Corner seats, three rows off the floor, together.

Free Entry Hour

Doors open early with the halftime shootout on court.

Season Preview

Claim now and lock the same rate for opening weekend.

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Every submission lands in the CRM in real time and is tagged to the street team that handed out the card.

Fill the building. Start on the sidewalk.

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