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Updated Feb 28, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:38
Chapter 2
01:41
Chapter 3
01:43
Chapter 4
03:09
Chapter 5
03:10
Chapter 6
03:20
Chapter 7
05:00
Chapter 8
05:02
Chapter 9
05:04
Chapter 10
05:05
Chapter 11
05:27
Chapter 12
05:28
Chapter 13
08:35
Chapter 14
08:37
Chapter 15
08:39
Chapter 16
08:40
Chapter 17
10:41
Chapter 18
10:43
Chapter 19
10:44
Chapter 20
10:46
Chapter 21
12:14
Chapter 22
12:15
Chapter 23
12:17
Chapter 24
Audio Transcript
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being a fanatic soccer fan my whole life, I start
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playing soccer at the age of three and saw my
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first revs game when I was 13 years old.
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I was able to witness firsthand just how much this
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club means to its fans.
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Seeing just how much Covid has affected people this past
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year by reaching out to others suffering during this time,
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this club can truly make a difference in their lives
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as well.
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We all require resilience in 2020.
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However, your club can continue to maintain and improve fan
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loyalty by implementing my plan for reviving REVS campaign.
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Being one of the original 13 soccer clubs founded at
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the start of the MLS on December 17th, 1993 this
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club has persevered for over 26 years.
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Such a duration of time should indicate that the club
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has had its fair share of hardships.
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However, such hardships were overcome by the means of proactive
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plans and strategies to help maintain the club's fan loyalty.
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Being a club that is worth $245 million bringing in
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an estimate of $29 million a year winning the US
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Open Cup in 2000 and seven, as well as the
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North American Super League in 2000 and eight.
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This club has had its fair share of success.
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However, such success is overshadowed by the fact that this
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club needs to implement change.
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Find the exit of this pandemic by implementing my plan.
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Not only will you be able to maintain fan loyalty,
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but you'll be able to increase it as well.
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For my research studies start with primary research.
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I utilize observational methods where I review the inner workings
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of the club.
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Then I conducted interviews with your activities director tailored equity
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From my secondary research, I focused on reviewing your website
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social media accounts and then I reviewed other MLS teams
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websites in actions throughout the pandemic.
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To start with your website, I wanted to make sure
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that you're providing links to non profit organizations where fans
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could either donate or provide information on what these nonprofit
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organizations are doing to really help the relief cause of
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the pandemic.
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For social media accounts, I reviewed likewise of your website
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review to see if you have links provided where fans
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could go to your website and like I said earlier,
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donate to the relief cause as this is extremely important
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to show the club's success in, you know, providing support
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for the pandemic.
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In reviewing other MLS teams, websites and their actions throughout
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the pandemic, I wanted to see what they were doing.
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In contrast to us.
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I wanted to see how they were improving and what
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kind of marketing strategies they were taking up to really
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see what was making their clubs really be extremely successful
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during this time.
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Yeah, for interpreting the research data for my swot analysis,
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I focus on strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats that I
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saw within the club for my SWAT breakdown.
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To start with strength, use social media extremely effectively have
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an extremely strong fan base and a positive history.
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These three components are key factors in what makes your
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club successful and different from the rest.
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However, despite that success, there are some weaknesses that I
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see there is a lack of managerial presence and it's
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an average team with no rebuilding.
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Now, by gaining your involvement in the club, not only
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when we see instant success, but also fans are going
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to see that you truly care, and that's really going
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to get them inspired.
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And we all know about that time where you flew
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in your private jet to get one million mass for
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social workers trying to end this pandemic.
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Now for opportunities that I see the ability to rebuild
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due to Covid.
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19 as we have all this time to really focus
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on change as change is important and it's really gonna
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propel our club to new heights and increasing your owner
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presence now by simply just making a video saying that
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you accept and you like the activities that we're doing
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and you support them or maybe even attending one of
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them, it's really going to really help.
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Fans show that, like I said, you're involved and you
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really want to help make this club a better one
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for threats that I see failure to rebuild or a
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lack of change and previously average teams rebuilding during the
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covid 19 pandemic.
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Our competition is rebuilding and so do we.
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We have to really focus that on this time that
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we are being given.
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We had that time to make change, make mistakes we
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need to utilize that truly propelled this club to new
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heights. First strategies for leading change to start from my
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objectives, I have forming objectives that are going to help
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determine the success of this campaign to start off increasing
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ticket sales, increasing your involvement, increasing a social media presence
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beyond the New England Revolution region and introducing benefits and
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discounts not just the current Revs fans, but also to
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future ones as well.
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From activities that I'm holding.
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I'm hosting a skills challenge on November 1st to the
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14th of 2021 then a YouTube documentary on November 8th
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2021. Germany for fans on November 20th online FIFA tournament
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on December 1st, the Q and A on all social
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media platforms on December 14th, as well as a trivia
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night on social media on December 20th.
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Now, to start with the Skills challenge, this is a
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really good way to get fans back into the swing
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of things, as it's been six months then, since most
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of them have actually got the chance to compete in
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something soccer related.
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Now this is a perfect way to provide that experience
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for and with this skills challenge, not only are we
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maintaining that fan loyalty but are increasing it as this
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is going to propel fancy really want to get engaged
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in this activity and the club.
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And to really provide that incentive, the winner of this
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challenge is going to be able to have that chance
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of getting that one own experience with a New England
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Revolution player.
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Now who doesn't want to meet their idols, right?
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And for the YouTube documentary, this is gonna be broadcasted
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on YouTube.
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Now YouTube is a platform where many different countries and
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people all over the world are able to truly see
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videos that are interested in there, you know, like categories.
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So if they like soccer, that's what it will pop
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up on their feet now.
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Since YouTube reaches many different countries across the world, this
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is a perfect way to engage many different foreign audiences
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now. Yes, they may have their own clubs that they
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wish to support, however, since this is such a unique
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kind of activity as it's going to be highlighting doing
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and revolutions day to day lives, how they're staying positive
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during a pandemic, what they're doing during training to really
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improve themselves.
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Despite the restrictions that we have and what the club
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is doing to provide support and relief, during this hard
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time. Now, since this is such a unique idea, this
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is a beautiful way in which many different people are
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going to be able to observe this and just see
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how much this club is invested in its fans.
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Lives now for the tournament.
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For fans, this is gonna be a 77 style tournament
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or fans are going to be able to come and
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compete for the first time in six months.
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This is a great way to maintain final quality and
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just get fans back into the swing of things.
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And just like the skills challenge, the winner of this
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is going to have the opportunity to really get that
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one on one basis with a New England Revolution player
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via Zoom for the online People tournament.
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This is perfect as we're going to be able to
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reach a different audience in a different demographic, such as
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gamers or simply just people who want to have fun
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for the Q and A on all social media accounts.
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This is going to be perfect as we're going to
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be able to really give back to the community, answer
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some questions they have, whether that being what we're doing
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to support the relief aspect of the covid 19 process.
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And you know what the players are doing to, really,
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you know, improve their skills and stay positive during these
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hard times for the trivia night.
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This is just a great way to provide entertainment for
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fans, as some of them I have to be stuck
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inside. Still, did you covid restrictions Now for my budget,
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the total cost breakdown.
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Now the total cost of this is going to be
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$215,000 and to get into different activities to start off
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with the skills challenge is going to cost $0.
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However, just because it costs $0 doesn't mean we get
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anything out.
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So for the skills challenge, we're gonna be able to
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reach a number of different people, get them more invested
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into the club and excited again that this club is
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hosting different activities to really start off strong.
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And this really serious of activities for the YouTube documentary,
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This is gonna cost $200,000.
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This is going to help show fans, you know, not
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just in the New England Revolution, not just in the
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New England region, but also in different countries as well.
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Why this club is such a special one.
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And this cost is going to cover the production, uh,
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side of things and the producing of the documentary itself.
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So for the tournament for fans, this is going to
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cost $7408.
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This is going to cover the expenses of the kits
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or uniforms, depending on what country you live in, as
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well as the different side of entry stuff.
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So the field renting all that kind of stuff now
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for the fans all their asses to provide a $100
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entry fee so we can get some kind of, uh,
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form back of money and we're really getting something out
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of this.
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But not only are we getting money out of this,
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but we're also getting the interest, you know?
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Well, of course, we're going to be adhering to social
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guidelines provided from the covid, you know, relief, pandemic.
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But we're also going to be, you know, just getting
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that fan excitement again for the online FIFA 21 tournament.
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This is going to cost $45.62 with the new FIFA
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game just coming out FIFA 21.
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This is simply the entry fee for the online tournament
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mode, where obviously many different people can compete in a
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tournament style.
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So in terms of the Q and A and Trivia
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Night, this is going to cost $0.
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But like I said for the skills challenge, this is
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really getting that fan entertainment and answering questions that they
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may have for my key metrics.
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To start with the key metric breakdown for my client
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retention rate, we are utilizing the skills challenge and the
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Q and A and Social Trivia night on all social
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media accounts.
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This is reaching 1000 of the 5000 projected people attending
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games. So this means that 1000 people that have that
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see these challenges Q and A and trivia well, this
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is the amount of people that are going to be
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going to games now.
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There is typically an average attendance of 17,000 people during
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attending games.
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Now, with that extra 1000 people that have been influencing
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influenced, that means that they are going to be able
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to attend games, and that increases that number to 18,000
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people for the FIFA tournament this is reaching 16 players
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as this is the amount of players that are going
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to be competing in this different demographic and different style
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of activity.
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For the documentary, this is reaching one million views and
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for a total people reached for these activities is 1,001,000
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and 72 people for my revenue growth, I haven't expected
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ry of 366%.
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That is tripling the 215,000 that we're putting in.
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And to put that into a number of money that
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we're getting back, we're gaining $1,001,680.
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This is tripling, I repeat, tripling the amount of money
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that you're putting it.
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So this campaign is truly a success for my final
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conclusions. In my interview with Taylor and our back and
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forth conversations, she stated that my campaign is extremely clear
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in a perfect way, encapsulating the different types of issues
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that this club is facing in terms of ticket growth
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during the pandemic.
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As you can see, she stated that it's a perfect
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way to really get fans excited again and through my
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Roo, why the different types of key metrics that I
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used. I hope you see the success of this campaign.
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Thank you.
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And I hope you get on board with the reviving
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Revs campaign.
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