Contacting current and past fans is not as straight forward as that. Very easy to breach data protection laws by using the data you have stored for marketting purposes unless permission has been granted.
Linking with local clubs, and do what? Local clubs that play are all fully aware of broncos and skolars, if they are fans they come anyhow, those that dont come are unlikely to just coz club engages with them. I struggle to justify RL on sat and sunday to my family, lot of amateur players do the same.
Kids rugby, schools yep engage with them, and think the club has shown it does engage with schools already.

Makes you wonder why any business would employ marketing staff or even promote the business.

Well if they want to avoid issues with DP then all they would need to do is post a request on their social media platforms, their website & indeed this forum for anyone who may have followed Fulham, Crusaders, Quins & Broncos to respond. Maybe with a view to informing them of the Wimbledon move.

Granted they may get diddly squat back but until you try you won't find out. No money spent just a bit of time.

Sure the club does good work in local schools. It seems to do little with regards to getting kids to bring their parents and themselves to games.

And seem to have no fan retention strategy if any of them do happen to visit.

Once we have no fans they won't need a strategy.

But, think everyone on here does agree that some marketting might help the club. But again its up to the club to decide what it can and cannot do.

The social media platorm post is interesting.
Surely if folk are looking at any broncos related social media then they know when and where games are taking place, and how to get tickets?

Yes they do, but the gates remain dire. As such either the message is wrong, the target audience is wrong, the message delivery system is wrong or your offering is wrong. (It may be a mixture of more than one.) Carrying on as is would be madness. As was recognised by the club when they brought in ticket offers.

The only other option is there is no longer a market for RL in London.

Or maybe there is no desire to watch an average Champ side at quite a cost. One of the best ways to help attracting fans is to do well on the pitch.

Maybe reach out to the fans you have alienated also

I think the question has to be "what can they do to get people they have alienated back". They have lost the trust of a lot of people here.

lets assume 2021 is a blow out, and lets focus on 2022 and assume they are at PL for that season. Here are some of my idea's for 2022

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Two levels of Season tickets

I'm sure others have idea's here which could help, without getting into negatives on what is wrong right now (and no I don't expect the club to listen to any points I might raise)

They are decent ideas, and there are more that could be added BUT, the biggest problem.is that the club will take no notice.

Let's face it, the crowds we get now fit where we are. Mid table champ. We struggled to get decent crowds in SL, with a much better squad. Not sure what the club thought would change with the move. London's best kept secret

The club is on a one way street to oblivion and the master stroke seems to be another ground move. Anyone who thinks that will solve our problems is quite likely insane.

Don't think there is any likely about it. Expect Jack Nicholson at any minute.

In alienating hardcore fans the club created a vicious circle. RL is fundamentally an exciting sport but fans create the atmosphere. No fans means no atmosphere and even less people come back.