Just out of interest, are you sure about that?West Stand Man wrote:and you can offset the cost against your ST if you ask)
Just out of interest, are you sure about that?West Stand Man wrote:and you can offset the cost against your ST if you ask)
Interesting interpretation, andmaybe he has the better marketing ideas ?PurpleTurtle wrote: I do have a life thanks, and also have a degree in Business & Marketing and 15 years experience in that field with successful blue chip companies.
At no time during any of my experience have I written to my customers suggesting that my competitor's "product" is better than my own. This is how I interpret his email, no more, no less.
What is it weird ?SpaceCruiser wrote:That's weird. You all seem to be talking about receiving this email from a Kevin Hall, mine is from somebody called Richard McCoull?
Do you feel left out?SpaceCruiser wrote:That's weird. You all seem to be talking about receiving this email from a Kevin Hall, mine is from somebody called Richard McCoull?
"You're about as cool (?) as nuclear war" (Duran Duran)RoyalBlue wrote:I too was very surprised that he chose to use his personal email rather than a generic marketing@reading.fc.co.uk type address. Naive or refreshingly open/honest? Either way, I hope he's got a good spam filter!gh7901 wrote:I got the email as well and while I appreciate that he is just trying to do his job, my first thought was how unprofessional it was to mass mail all member card holders (?) and from his personal email address at that.
Fairplay to him, though, for the manner in which he has responded to the the emails that got sent back to him.
If that really was the intent, then surely it would be better to address the email to those STHs and word its content along those lines. Instead it appears a scattergun approach has been adopted that is about as accurate and effective as the average US missile!Dirk Gently wrote:But surely the STHs are quite likely to be the best people to go and sell these seats for the club?gh7901 wrote:I still think this idea was fairly flawed though, sending these emails to STH's isnt going to get you much interest I wouldnt imagine. Advertising to people who are not STH's and perhaps members who have not been to game in a long time would be a better idea.
So telling them about this, and giving them the information which might attract non-RFC fans to this, can only be a good move.
'easy', not 'cool' IIRC.Man Friday wrote:"You're about as cool (?) as nuclear war" (Duran Duran)
Agreed. I also think it's "a nuclear war".Behindu wrote:'easy', not 'cool' IIRC.Man Friday wrote:"You're about as cool (?) as nuclear war" (Duran Duran)
All I can confirm is that when I asked a couple of years ago, they said that they would allow me the value of that match off my season ticket.T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Just out of interest, are you sure about that?West Stand Man wrote:and you can offset the cost against your ST if you ask)
Ah, the old 'I have a degree in this subject so I am an expert' game.PurpleTurtle wrote: I do have a life thanks, and also have a degree in Business & Marketing and 15 years experience in that field with successful blue chip companies.
At no time during any of my experience have I written to my customers suggesting that my competitor's "product" is better than my own. This is how I interpret his email, no more, no less.
So why are you sending us daft emails?kevan wrote:Can I point out that I am Kevan Hall - no relation or connection to the marketing dept
Behindu wrote:Some people may like to ask themselves what they have done to get themselves on the 'prawn sandwich' list !!!
The extensive club database records every bit of info about you and targets these emails precisely, so what have you done to meet the criteria of being someone who would pay all that extra money for a premacth meal and a free programme !!
Behindu spot on again. To think he considers himself in the know with the club aswellKevin Hall wrote:I sent an email out to ALL our members and season ticket holders.
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