It is very quantifiable, particularly whilst you're trying to build the loyalty. You can persuade people to come through with an incentive of free tickets, but how do you get them to come back in the following weeks? Most families will consider how they want to spend a Sunday afternoon. At the moment, watching Halifax for a family of 4 will cost more than other options such as going out for a pizza or going to watch a film. I agree its not an issue once you've got loyalty, but it is very hard to build that loyalty with an inconsistent team, in the second division and prices which are more expensive that other entertainment.

by putting on free transport if neccessary

That puts around 4,000 in the Shay , whereupon it becomes a much more ' exciting ' place for a youngster , they really wont care who you are playing , do all you can to make a fuss about them , supply cheap flags ,food , anything that makes them feel ' special '

Of course it helps if you manage to win , but playing attacking RL and scoring trys will still be enough even if you lose , you are putting your values and opinions on what is on offer at the match , look at it from an 8 yr olds perspective , or even an 8 yr olds parents perspective , if the club give little Johnny and his mates a great day out for hardly any cost , they will look to come back even if only occiasionally when funds allow , but they will potentially consider themselves Fax fans , and that is the start

One of the main critisms i have about seasons tickets is the massive jump between the junior to adult prices as i'm a 17 year old student a increase of £170 from a £30 junior to £200 for adults is too much of a jump for me to be able to afford to go to the games maybe a halfway price for students possibly as i know i'm not alone in being priced of going to the games

Students pay concession prices.

Done it.

Made half a dozen suggestions including more kids entertainment e.g. the face painters Also, marketing campaigns to local businesses, splitting the golden gamble prize into 2 or 3 smaller ones.

Oh, and bring back the drummers. Who remembers them?

I agree. I started to fill it in but gave up half way through as its not very well thought out.

1) What are the reasons for not owning a season ticket? The option I want isnt there but it wont let me give other feedback.
2) How many home games attended each season? Wont let me choose zero.
3) How many away games attended each season? Wont let me choose zero.
4) Have you bought any of the following merchandise in the last 12 months? It wont let me choose no.
5) What other items would you like to see the club sell? Wont let me choose nothing.

Have you ever thought of being funny for a living ?

Thanks Tortured Soul do you have to bring any thing to game to prove you are a student

Back on the entrance fee thing, i feel £12 for adults would be about right- value for money wise- (maybe £13 in the east stand), but of course the club needs to cover its costs

While existing Fax fans are willing to pay the current prices, they are not set at a level which would draw in any new ones imo, or even people who fancy coming the odd game

No, just turn up unshaved, unwashed, smelling of alcohol, in your Che Guevara t shirt, and mumble unrecognisably.
Should do the trick, either that or they will tell you that the Bulls play in Bradford.