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Mud Hens Increase Attendance

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Mud Hens can gain publicity in order to maintain and increase attendance by coming up with interesting new ways to bring in fans. For example, do some type of carnival before big games to get the fans excited. Also, they can give out coupons or discount tickets. The team can give one one on one training sessions with kids and adults. Promote more through commercials on TV, in magazines, on billboards etc. The most important way to maintain and increase attendance is for the Mud Hens to stay true to themselves and don’t lose focus on what coming to a Mud Hens baseball game is all about.

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