dereksbicycles
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Would you pay more money as event comes closer?
An example would be one event that takes place on February 15. Ticket price will be $15 per person up to January 15. After January 15, it'll be $20. At door, it'll be $25.
It is usually a dancing event or a event that takes place at bar.
Other example would be an interpreter retreat. It would be $90, but goes up to $105 as event approaches.
Sometimes, I wonder why they don't just keep the price stable. It is interesting that they would raise price as event approaches.
In a way, it's a smart business plan. Get people to sign up fast. If for some personal or professional reason, the person is not able to go to the event, the event will pocket the money. Person would always sell or donate their ticket(s) if they cannot make the event. One issue that may arise is that some places would not allow transfer of ticket(s) if you cannot make it. It would be nice if more places allowed people to transfer ticket.
An example would be one event that takes place on February 15. Ticket price will be $15 per person up to January 15. After January 15, it'll be $20. At door, it'll be $25.
It is usually a dancing event or a event that takes place at bar.
Other example would be an interpreter retreat. It would be $90, but goes up to $105 as event approaches.
Sometimes, I wonder why they don't just keep the price stable. It is interesting that they would raise price as event approaches.
In a way, it's a smart business plan. Get people to sign up fast. If for some personal or professional reason, the person is not able to go to the event, the event will pocket the money. Person would always sell or donate their ticket(s) if they cannot make the event. One issue that may arise is that some places would not allow transfer of ticket(s) if you cannot make it. It would be nice if more places allowed people to transfer ticket.