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Sports Betting

How to Broaden Your Players Connection to Sports Betting

By Jerry Epstein / Comments Off on How to Broaden Your Players Connection to Sports Betting

Thanks to SCOTUS, sports betting is legal and scorching hot. Here’s how you can prepare your casino even before it is legal in your jurisdiction. Unless you’ve been under the proverbial rock or in the Himalayas on an epic quest for enlightenment from a spiritual guru the last three months, I’m doing my best Captain…

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David and Goliath

Living Large with a Giant Competitor – Five Ways Smaller Properties Can Own Markets

By Tom Osiecki / Comments Off on Living Large with a Giant Competitor – Five Ways Smaller Properties Can Own Markets

Goliath blocks the sun. You stand staring into the sun shining from behind golden mirrored hotel windows. The buildings stretch out forever. Casino building, multiple hotels, golf courses, spas, tennis courts, restaurant complex, entertainment center, pools … even a wedding chapel. You’re the VP of Marketing for a smaller competitor. You think … how are…

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Google Autocomplete

You Had Me at “Autocomplete”

By Mark Astone / Comments Off on You Had Me at “Autocomplete”

Many of our past Flash articles have focused on the importance of a strong digital advertising presence. Why is Catalyst such a big proponent of digital? Simple … because it works. From SEM to display to IP targeting, we’ve helped our clients find success online, resulting in stronger revenues for their properties. So, what’s next?…

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Casino Marketing Plan

Leading Trends for a Relevant Casino Marketing Plan

By Tom Osiecki / Comments Off on Leading Trends for a Relevant Casino Marketing Plan

Hint: Bigger is Not Better I’m guilty. I’m sure many of you are guilty too. Guilty of working with marketing teams for untold hours to produce marketing plans that are hundreds of pages long. Everyone worked late. The team placed correlated pages into huge presentation binders in an ordered line on the conference room table.…

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Connected TV

Trending in Media: Connected TV

By Mark Astone / Comments Off on Trending in Media: Connected TV

Jump on this new TV outreach now Connected TV or Over-the-Top TV has been a growing trend in the last year. This type of TV viewing should not be a big surprise, as consumers take more control of how and when they watch TV. What may surprise you, however, is who is watching. The 55-plus…

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Sports Betting Room

The Supreme Court Just Essentially Legalized Sports Gambling in the United States …

By Jerry Epstein / Comments Off on The Supreme Court Just Essentially Legalized Sports Gambling in the United States …

Now’s the time to position yourself as a leader in sports engagement On Monday, May 14th, the Supreme Court struck down a 1992 federal law that effectively banned commercial sports betting in most states, opening the door to legalizing the estimated $150 billion in illegal wagers on professional and amateur sports that Americans make every…

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Steve Browne Chris Faria Toby Obrien

Seven Powerful Things I’ve Learned

By Toby O'Brien / Comments Off on Seven Powerful Things I’ve Learned

From some of the most successful gaming companies Prepare to be amazed! After 24 years in the gaming industry, 15 of which were spent as a casino marketing consultant, I finally have some useful information to share. (C’mon, I’m joking). Honestly, one of the great benefits of working with scores of gaming companies across North…

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Phonebook

Phonebooks, Facebook and Change …

By Justin Shank / Comments Off on Phonebooks, Facebook and Change …

Coming to grips with the digital age Remember when we used to advertise in phonebooks? If you’re under the age of 30, this may be a bit of a foreign concept, but phonebooks were a necessary piece of our advertising puzzle. We advertised in them because they were an important resource for people (customers) in…

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Hole in the Bucket

There’s a Hole in the Bucket, Dear Liza, Dear Liza …

By Nicole Barker / Comments Off on There’s a Hole in the Bucket, Dear Liza, Dear Liza …

Cyclical problem-solving Do you worry? Do you fret? Do you seek solutions, but seem to end up where you started? That’s the result of cyclical problem-solving. Cyclical problem-solving occurs when organizations seek quick solutions to surface-level problems. Oftentimes, the problems originate in one program or department, but represent an iceberg of subsurface symptoms that represent…

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Tami Jones Raving NEXT

Best Practices in Email Marketing – Part I of II

By Tami Jones / Comments Off on Best Practices in Email Marketing – Part I of II

A crash course for building a solid framework for success Whether you’ve just started your email marketing program or have been at it for years; if you’re increasing your frequency or changing providers, there’s a lot to know about delivery, open rates and permissions. What was the rule of thumb a decade ago, has changed.…

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