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Indoor Football Team Drives Season Ticket Sales with Social Media Ads

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Industry

Health and Fitness

Challenge

In their first season, the Shreveport Rougaroux struggled with low brand recognition and ineffective marketing, limiting fan engagement and ticket sales.

Results

The Shreveport Rougaroux’s targeted social media campaign reached 147.7K people, generating 4,256 link clicks and $275,000 in ticket sales within two months. This boosted the team’s visibility, fan engagement, and market presence in a competitive sports environment.

147.7K
Total Reach
4,256
Link Clicks
$275K
Total in Sales
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About the Business

Shreveport Rougaroux, an indoor football team used social media ads to boost season ticket sales, expanding reach and increasing fan engagement, leading to more ticket purchases and a stronger fan connection.

The Challenge

In their inaugural season, the Shreveport Rougaroux faced challenges in building a fan base, hindered by limited brand recognition and a competitive sports market. Traditional marketing methods fell short in generating excitement and driving ticket sales, highlighting the need for a more impactful way to engage the local community.

The Solution

To overcome these challenges, the indoor football team strategically utilized targeted social media ads to connect with their local audience. Through compelling content and precise targeting, the team built brand recognition and generated excitement for their debut season.

Social media provided a direct line of communication with fans, allowing the team to foster community engagement and create buzz. This approach boosted visibility, drove ticket sales, and helped the Rougaroux establish a strong presence in a competitive market.

The Results

The Shreveport Rougaroux’s targeted social media ad campaign yielded exceptional results. With a reach of 147.7K, the campaign greatly expanded the team's visibility, engaging a wide audience. It generated 4,256 link clicks, driving substantial traffic to their ticket sales pages and boosting fan interaction. Most impressively, the campaign resulted in $275,000 in sales over just two months, demonstrating the power of social media in driving both awareness and ticket purchases, and solidifying the team’s presence in a competitive market.