Grow event revenue

Turn interest into attendance.

Coliseum helps people choose the right event, answers what’s holding them back, and points them to the right tickets. Then it keeps the relationship going toward the next event or renewal.

Web chatIllustrative
  1. Website visitor

    Which show is better for kids, Friday or Saturday? Mine are 8 and 11.

  2. Lily

    Both are all ages. Saturday starts at 5:00 PM and ends around 7:30, so it’s the easier night for younger kids. Friday starts at 8:00 PM.

Family 4-pack link sharedFull conversation
The problem

Interest fades before it becomes a ticket.

Questions go unanswered

Someone asks which night suits their kids or where to park, and the answer comes too late to matter.

Follow-up is a broadcast

On-sale emails and renewal reminders go to everyone at once. Individual objections and preferences never get heard.

Past buyers drift away

Last season’s buyers hear about the next event in the same blast as everyone else, if they hear at all.

How Coliseum helps

Help every buyer reach the right ticket.

Proactive

Reaches the right buyers

Writes to past buyers, lapsed attendees, plan holders, and people who showed interest, each message based on their past purchases, interests, and available offers.

Reactive

Answers and recommends

Answers buyers on your website, by email, and by text, suggests relevant events and offers, and shares the right purchase link.

Follow-through

Stays in the conversation

Follows up when someone goes quiet, checks back when it said it would, and picks up where things left off at the next on-sale or renewal.

Coliseum guides people to your purchase path; tickets are bought through your ticketing provider. When your ticketing data is connected, Coliseum shows the buyers it observes after a conversation. An observed purchase is not revenue Coliseum claims it caused.

Example conversation

From a question to the right ticket.

Illustrative conversations with Lily as the representative. Names and details are fictional.

A fan picks a show

Web chatThey wrote in
  1. Website visitor

    Which show is better for kids, Friday or Saturday? Mine are 8 and 11.

  2. Lily

    Both are all ages. Saturday starts at 5:00 PM and ends around 7:30, so it’s the easier night for younger kids. Friday starts at 8:00 PM.

  3. Website visitor

    Saturday then. Is there parking, and can we bring a bag?

  4. Lily

    The garage beside the main entrance opens at 3:30 PM. Clear bags up to 12 by 12 inches are allowed. Here’s Saturday’s family pack:

  5. Lily shared a link
    Saturday family 4-packSaturday, 5:00 PM · Four tickets

Outcome

The family reached the right ticket option for the right night.

Talking with
A parent planning a night out
On behalf of
A touring promoter with two dates in one market

What Coliseum did

  1. Compared both dates using that market’s event details
  2. Answered parking and bag policy for that venue
  3. Shared the approved purchase link for Saturday

What you can measure

Offers shared now. When your ticketing data is connected, the purchase appears as an observed ticket buyer.

A plan holder reconsiders

EmailColiseum reached out
  1. Lily

    Hi Marcus, renewals for next season are open through March 6. You’ve had the same seats for three seasons. Want to look at your renewal options together?

  2. Marcus

    Honestly, we made it to about half the games last year. I’m not sure a full season makes sense.

  3. Lily

    That’s a common reason. There’s also a 20-game plan where you pick the games that fit your schedule. Want the link to see it?

  4. Marcus

    Yes, send it.

  5. Lily shared a link
    20-game planPick your games · Renewal options
  6. Lily

    Here you go. I’ll check back Thursday in case questions come up while you look at the schedule.

Outcome

A renewal that might have lapsed in silence stays in the conversation.

Talking with
A three-season ticket holder
On behalf of
A professional team during renewals

What Coliseum did

  1. Wrote to each account holder about their own renewal
  2. Heard the objection and pointed to a plan that fits
  3. Shared the approved plan link
  4. Scheduled the follow-up it promised

What you can measure

Replies and offers shared now. When your ticketing data is connected, a renewal purchase appears as an observed buyer.

What you can measure

See the progress that matters.

Follow the conversations and next steps that support your goal, with results from the systems you connect.

  • Ticket buyers observed after contact when your ticketing data is connected, counted once per person per event
  • People reached, replies, and opt-outs
  • Offers Coliseum shared, and conversations your team took over
Your next step

Explore ticket sales for your organization.

We'll walk through how Coliseum would handle these conversations for your organization, with your events, offers, and team.

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