SWWeatherCat
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WILDCAT said:SWWeatherCat said:Sure doesn't help that dedicated fans hear very little about the game, the playoffs, or Weber State Athletics, let alone the casual fan.
I'm sorry but I don't see this as a viable excuse anymore. At this day and age the technology exists (Internet) for anyone to find the information for this stuff. I follow Weber State on both twitter and Facebook, those are just two of many options. Heck If you have internet access all you need to do is go on Weber's athletics page. They always have the necessary info. If you really want to know what Weber is up to, casual fan or dedicated fan it doesn't take much effort to look. The local media isn't going to help our efforts so it's up to the fans to do the research. Weber State keeps their site up to date and they constantly post updates on social media.
As far as outside sources I have seen several billboards and signs on buses for this playoff game.
Could the University do more, yes times like a thousand, but the fans should also put forth some effort as well.
Hmmm...have your customer find you? I never really considered that as an advertising/marketing strategy. I never suggested minimal advertising as an excuse, only that it certainly doesn't help. Weber's market needs to continually be reminded they are there, playing, and that they are worth some entertainment $$$, especially the casual fan. The school and athletics can obviously approach it however they like but I certainly wouldn't take for granted that the community is aware of what's going on at Weber State, nor would I count on them to seek it out.
I didn't know KSLTV and 1280AM was giving any time to WSU/FCS; that's good to hear. I grew tired years ago of 1280 and to a lesser degree local TV's football coverage being about 60%-pUkes, 25%-BYU, 15%-USU/misc.