Tag : fan engagement

Why Every Fan Engagement RFP Should Include NextBee

Most fan engagement RFPs are written as feature hunts. Does it poll? Does it push? Does it look like the official app? Those questions fill a spreadsheet. They do not decide whether next year’s membership number moves. The better reason to include NextBee in a fan engagement RFP is commercial. NextBee’s fan engagement platform is […]

Fan Engagement RFP Questions: Six Areas Every Sports Team Should Cover

If you help a sports team choose fan engagement software, you’ll probably send vendors a request for proposal, or RFP. It’s the document that lists what you need and asks each vendor to explain, in writing, how they’d deliver it. The fan engagement RFP questions in this guide help you look past a polished demo. […]

How Sports Teams Choose Fan Engagement Providers for an RFP

Most fan engagement tools fail the same way. They run a great poll or contest. But they never know which fans hold season tickets, which ones have stopped opening the app, or which ones a sponsor can count. This guide shows procurement teams how to choose fan engagement providers that know those fans before anyone […]

What Questions to Ask Bidders on a Fan Engagement RFP

Two weeks after the last home fixture, your app goes quiet. Match day looked busy because a poll vendor and a ticketing app were both on. Neither one can tell you whether the person who scanned Gate C is the same person who has not opened the sports team app since May. A fan engagement […]

Gamification in Sports: How Teams Use Predictions, Trivia and Challenges

Sports fans already play along. They argue over lineups, predict scores with friends and quiz each other on history nobody else remembers. Gamification in sports takes that instinct and gives it a home inside your app, your stadium and your season. Done well, it turns fans who watch into fans who take part. It also […]

University Fan Engagement Software: Revolutionized by NextBee

University fan engagement software has been in the business for as long as collegiate sports have existed. Sure it existed in another form back in old days. Traditional engagement practices – such as ticket discounts for groups, or surprise rewards and gifts – have worked, and they continue to work. But…if every college and university […]