As mobile web adoption continues to surge, companies worldwide are realizing the importance of providing customers a successful experience when going to their sites from mobile phones – even if the mobile experience is limited or done in phases. The mobile site is now analogous to the website as the hub of your interaction with customers’ mobile phones.
Tickets.com offers end-to-end mobile ticket purchase and mobile ticket delivery solutions:
ProVenueMobile™
Expand your reach by making tickets available for purchase through mobile devices. Now you can offer customers the ability to complete a ticket transaction from a mobile phone. Customers are no longer limited by time or place. Mobilizing your website – including event listings, venue information, and purchase process – offers your customers the ultimate convenience: the ability to buy your tickets anytime, anywhere!
Learn more about ProVenueMobile ticketing >
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Tickets@Phone®
Send paperless, barcoded tickets directly to your customers’ mobile phones. Tickets@Phone tickets are redeemed at your venue directly from their mobile phone display through the use of a barcode scanner. Tickets@Phone is an innovative ticket delivery method that expands your options of how your customers receive their tickets. With Tickets@Phone, your customers’ tickets are delivered to their mobile phones.
Learn more about Tickets@Phone mobile ticket delivery >
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Thursday, January 14, 2010
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Tickets@Phone® Mobile Ticketing Technology
Send paperless, barcoded tickets directly to your customers’ mobile phones. Tickets@Phone tickets are redeemed at your venue directly from their mobile phone display through the use of a barcode scanner.
Tickets@Phone is an innovative ticket delivery method that expands your options of how your customers receive their tickets. With Tickets@Phone, your customers’ tickets are delivered to their mobile phones.
If you would like to learn more about mobile ticketing technologies, please contact Tickets.com at sales@Tickets.com or 888-397-3400.
Tickets@Phone is an innovative ticket delivery method that expands your options of how your customers receive their tickets. With Tickets@Phone, your customers’ tickets are delivered to their mobile phones.
If you would like to learn more about mobile ticketing technologies, please contact Tickets.com at sales@Tickets.com or 888-397-3400.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Tickets.com to Launch ProVenueMobile™ At INTIX 2009
New Product Offering for Clients, Enabling Full-Circle Client-Branded Ticket Transactions from a Mobile Phone
Costa Mesa, CA—January 20, 2009: Tickets.com, a leading global provider of integrated ticketing solutions, announces plans to introduce ProVenueMobile™, a client product offering that will allow patrons to purchase tickets from their mobilized website. The offering will launch during the 30th Annual INTIX (International Ticketing Association) Conference & Exhibition in Salt Lake City, UT, taking place February 3-6, 2009.
ProVenueMobile—which is compatible with all makes and models of Internet-enabled mobile devices—sets a new standard in the ticketing industry to activate individual mobile websites that allow ticket buyers to search listings and make real-time purchases from a mobile phone without the need to “click to call’ to complete the transaction. Following a purchase, customers can then digitally receive unique bar-coded tickets using the proprietary Tickets@Phone® technology from Tickets.com, enabling a seamless, full-circle mobile ticket-buying experience.
Tickets.com clients mobilizing their websites through the ProVenueMobile suite of services will reap the benefits of the booming mobile sales channel, including expanded reach and increased revenue through the proliferation of mobile devices worldwide. ProVenueMobile extends a client’s existing
e-commerce site into a mobile experience, and is completely seamless to site visitors. On the consumer side, buyers have the ultimate flexibility of purchasing tickets anytime, from anywhere. They can conveniently access a venue, organization or team’s branded mobilized site and online ticket inventory 24/7, never again having to miss an on-sale date or navigate box office lines.
“The mobile web market is undergoing explosive growth and coming into the mainstream rapidly,” said Larry Witherspoon, chief executive officer, Tickets.com. “Offering website mobilization to our clients is an essential factor in continuing to be at the forefront of technological innovation in the ticketing industry. We are proud to have the first mobile ticketing site that allows our clients the opportunity for brand differentiation and growth.”
For the technology powering ProVenueMobile, Tickets.com partnered with Usablenet, a recognized leader in providing companies with the means to translate all existing website functionality to a full-featured mobile interface. The ProVenueMobile platform works in perfect synergy with Tickets@Phone®, a feature launched by Tickets.com in 2006 that delivers bar-coded tickets directly to mobile phones. This combination of breakthrough technologies allows for an entirely mobile, green and secure ticket transaction.
For more information on ProVenueMobile, visit http://www.ProVenueMobile.com.
Learn more about Tickets.com >
Costa Mesa, CA—January 20, 2009: Tickets.com, a leading global provider of integrated ticketing solutions, announces plans to introduce ProVenueMobile™, a client product offering that will allow patrons to purchase tickets from their mobilized website. The offering will launch during the 30th Annual INTIX (International Ticketing Association) Conference & Exhibition in Salt Lake City, UT, taking place February 3-6, 2009.
ProVenueMobile—which is compatible with all makes and models of Internet-enabled mobile devices—sets a new standard in the ticketing industry to activate individual mobile websites that allow ticket buyers to search listings and make real-time purchases from a mobile phone without the need to “click to call’ to complete the transaction. Following a purchase, customers can then digitally receive unique bar-coded tickets using the proprietary Tickets@Phone® technology from Tickets.com, enabling a seamless, full-circle mobile ticket-buying experience.
Tickets.com clients mobilizing their websites through the ProVenueMobile suite of services will reap the benefits of the booming mobile sales channel, including expanded reach and increased revenue through the proliferation of mobile devices worldwide. ProVenueMobile extends a client’s existing
e-commerce site into a mobile experience, and is completely seamless to site visitors. On the consumer side, buyers have the ultimate flexibility of purchasing tickets anytime, from anywhere. They can conveniently access a venue, organization or team’s branded mobilized site and online ticket inventory 24/7, never again having to miss an on-sale date or navigate box office lines.
“The mobile web market is undergoing explosive growth and coming into the mainstream rapidly,” said Larry Witherspoon, chief executive officer, Tickets.com. “Offering website mobilization to our clients is an essential factor in continuing to be at the forefront of technological innovation in the ticketing industry. We are proud to have the first mobile ticketing site that allows our clients the opportunity for brand differentiation and growth.”
For the technology powering ProVenueMobile, Tickets.com partnered with Usablenet, a recognized leader in providing companies with the means to translate all existing website functionality to a full-featured mobile interface. The ProVenueMobile platform works in perfect synergy with Tickets@Phone®, a feature launched by Tickets.com in 2006 that delivers bar-coded tickets directly to mobile phones. This combination of breakthrough technologies allows for an entirely mobile, green and secure ticket transaction.
For more information on ProVenueMobile, visit http://www.ProVenueMobile.com.
Learn more about Tickets.com >
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Venues Today Technology Update - January 2009
Witherspoon talks about mobile ticketing today
Venues Today
By Dave Brooks
Tickets.com CEO Larry Witherspoon is quick to point out that his company isn’t just a ticketing company — it’s a technology company operating in the ticketing space. Exclusivity issues can be settled through revenue sharing, but superior technology can’t be negotiated.
2008 saw Tickets.com launch its ProVenue ticketing software suite and the first mobile website to enable customers to purchase and receive tickets entirely through their phones. Venues Today caught up with Witherspoon to discuss how technology was changing the ticketing business.
Venues Today: How does the new mobile website technology work?
Larry Witherspoon: A year-and-a-half ago we launched Tickets@Phone for various teams. Now we’ve decided to mobilize the website and not just mobilize it for one device, but mobilize it for all devices that are web-enabled. You can go online and buy a ticket from your phone, have it delivered to your phone, will call or print at home. We’re attempting to bring the technology full circle.
VT: Do consumers need a login to purchase tickets?
LW: No, anybody can instantly buy tickets. It’s enabled with a virtual waiting room for high demand on sales.
VT: Will you tie in this system to a mobile-marketing strategy?
LW: Long term that’s obviously the plan. Our next big focus is to expand the private labeling of our client sites.
VT: Are you seeing evidence that users are moving toward a mobile purchasing experience?
LW: Not so much here, but I do travel the world and if you go into Japan or look at some of the stuff that’s occurring in Europe, you’ll see that the U.S. is a little behind on the adoption rate. If you look at the U.K., there’s some great stuff the O2 Arena has done with mobile marketing that hasn’t been done before.
VT: How many facilities are currently enabled on a mobile platform?
LW: We currently have four arenas enabled — Royal Oak Music Theatre (Royal Oak, Mich.), K-Rock Centre (Kingston, Ontario), The BOK Center (Tulsa, Okla.) and the Times Union Center (Albany, N.Y.). We’ve also got five or six baseball clubs turned on.
VT: Will mobile compete with paperless tickets?
LW: I would argue that mobile is a paperless ticket. It’s not going to be long before a venue only offers tickets that are bought online and delivered by phone. We’ll offer the full suite where you can get a text message, go to a mobile website, buy a ticket on your phone, have it delivered and show up at the venue. It’s not a new world, but it’s something that no one in this market has really hit hard yet.
Interviewed for this story: Larry Witherspoon, (714) 327-5400
Learn more about Tickets.com >
Venues Today
By Dave Brooks
Tickets.com CEO Larry Witherspoon is quick to point out that his company isn’t just a ticketing company — it’s a technology company operating in the ticketing space. Exclusivity issues can be settled through revenue sharing, but superior technology can’t be negotiated.
2008 saw Tickets.com launch its ProVenue ticketing software suite and the first mobile website to enable customers to purchase and receive tickets entirely through their phones. Venues Today caught up with Witherspoon to discuss how technology was changing the ticketing business.
Venues Today: How does the new mobile website technology work?
Larry Witherspoon: A year-and-a-half ago we launched Tickets@Phone for various teams. Now we’ve decided to mobilize the website and not just mobilize it for one device, but mobilize it for all devices that are web-enabled. You can go online and buy a ticket from your phone, have it delivered to your phone, will call or print at home. We’re attempting to bring the technology full circle.
VT: Do consumers need a login to purchase tickets?
LW: No, anybody can instantly buy tickets. It’s enabled with a virtual waiting room for high demand on sales.
VT: Will you tie in this system to a mobile-marketing strategy?
LW: Long term that’s obviously the plan. Our next big focus is to expand the private labeling of our client sites.
VT: Are you seeing evidence that users are moving toward a mobile purchasing experience?
LW: Not so much here, but I do travel the world and if you go into Japan or look at some of the stuff that’s occurring in Europe, you’ll see that the U.S. is a little behind on the adoption rate. If you look at the U.K., there’s some great stuff the O2 Arena has done with mobile marketing that hasn’t been done before.
VT: How many facilities are currently enabled on a mobile platform?
LW: We currently have four arenas enabled — Royal Oak Music Theatre (Royal Oak, Mich.), K-Rock Centre (Kingston, Ontario), The BOK Center (Tulsa, Okla.) and the Times Union Center (Albany, N.Y.). We’ve also got five or six baseball clubs turned on.
VT: Will mobile compete with paperless tickets?
LW: I would argue that mobile is a paperless ticket. It’s not going to be long before a venue only offers tickets that are bought online and delivered by phone. We’ll offer the full suite where you can get a text message, go to a mobile website, buy a ticket on your phone, have it delivered and show up at the venue. It’s not a new world, but it’s something that no one in this market has really hit hard yet.
Interviewed for this story: Larry Witherspoon, (714) 327-5400
Learn more about Tickets.com >
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