[splinterproject]

TicketZoom is now opening our newly oiled Affiliate Doors to the desired clientele here at ABW.

TicketZoom is a ticketing agency. We offer tickets to everything from sporting events to concerts to broadway shows!

Affiliates earn 10% of each sale with our average order coming in at around $400.

90+ Percent of all our orders come from online purchases with a select few (see managements friends and family) being the only phone orders.

We are a growing business and our belief is that if we grow our Affiliate Program around the Affiliates who support us, we can change the way the business works for the better.

Top 5 Reasons to Promote TicketZoom (http://www.shareasale.com/shareasale.cfm?merchantID=12326)!

1. Proactive Affiliate Management!
2. 10% Commission Plus 2% 2nd Tier!
3. Timely, Monthly Payouts through Shareasale!
4. Real Time Reporting With Shareasale!
5. We Advocate Against Spyware, Adware And Other Parasitic Practices!


If you have any questions or just find yourself bored on a work day, give me a call or email.

Terry McGhee
(Manager of Affiliate Marketing)

email: affiliates@ticketzoom.com (affiliates@ticketzoom.com)
Web: www.ticketzoom.com (http://www.ticketzoom.com)
Sign up: http://www.shareasale.com/shareasale.cfm?merchantID=12326
Phone: 415-493-5405

I look forward to hearing from you.

[Rollerblader]

So how do you prices compare to box office prices? Do you get cheaper or is there a markup? What is the benefit for our traffic? Also, do you get pre-release tickets as in before they are released to the public? Do you get backstage passes which might not be available from tickmaster etc....?

[splinterproject]

Awesome questions, now lets see if I can answer them.

Our tickets come from Brokers who set the prices, which we have zero control over. The prices are always going to be higher than if you purchased them through the venue or box office yourself.

We never mark up the price of the tickets but we do have a service fee which is how we make money.

Our business is almost exclusively through Brokers which is why our prices may sometimes be higher than say tickets from StubHub who buy and sell tickets through the general public.

Because we get our tickets through Brokers and not the Venues, we rarely (almost never) have access to tickets before they go on sale.
The benefit of your traffic is that 99% of all Ticket Companies are set up the same way we are. It is a pretty common practice and most Brokers will not deal with the public at all which is where we come in.

The one thing I really like about our company over others is that we have a little office with people who absolutely love what they do.

So if someone buys tickets to a show and the day before the show they don't have tickets in hand, they can call the owner on his cell phone (he provides the number on all orders) and we will bend the rules of gravity to figure out a solution. Most ticketing companies close their doors at 5pm and go home and could care less about the customers satisfaction.

Also when people have problems and need to call, we answer the phones ourselves and not some outsourced message center.

Backstage passes and VIP passes are always circulating through our system. While we can never guarantee that we will have some for any given event, they are pretty common.

[Rollerblader]

Great, thanks.

[splinterproject]

My pleasure.

[splinterproject]

Well hey I guess even spam posts will keep the post close to the top so uhh. Thanks? Uh yea, I don't know what to say.

[splinterproject]

Looks like we may be making the move to an exclusive Shareasale program!

[splinterproject]

How can I edit this to change the title? Need to do away with the [Kolimbo] tag as well as the sign up link.

[splinterproject]

Out of Business