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Originally Posted by JoMar
Pushing requires personnel and expense. Asking you to simply pull is only a perceived inconvenience to you and has no revenue impact. Bookmark the page on your computer or phone and just check before heading out. it's not that difficult.
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They already have a push notification system in place. Zero additional costs to use it. Currently they already send out notices about meetings, newsletter, boil water notices, closures, holiday trash pickup etc.
Why don't they send out info about square events plus CANCELLATIONS with that system???
THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SO MUCH IMPROVEMENT over the old way. And they can still keep doing it the lousy old way if they want.
Wouldn't it be nice to look on your phone and see emails like these: (FAKE dates)
Subject: Square 1/21/24 entertainment schedule
Body: Each square entertainment. Band names, music type, band info. Times
Subject: Art Show 12/16/23 10am - 5pm Brownwood
Body: Details about this special event. What to expect. Should I bring anything? Who is running the event and their contact info.
This could be sent out a few days in advance to give people time to plan.
None of this appears on the entertainment link others sent out in previous posts.
Subject: CANCEL 1/20/24 SQUARE ENTERTAINMENT
Body: Due to cold weather, the (etc)
Subject: CANCEL 2/17/23 FARMERS MARKET
Body: Farmer's Market 2/17/2023 is cancelled due to weather forecast of excessive winds and rain. Next event is Saturday 2/24/2023
None of this appears on the entertainment link others sent out in previous posts.
Give us enough information from just reading the subject to easily convey the message. No clicking and endless scrolling. If we want all the details, the body contents everything about what's happening in one all inclusive message. Maybe even with URL links to additional information like band's web pages, show organizer's web page, TV web pages. etc.
Immediate release of important time sensitive information without delays.
Instead we have to go hunt for information. Sometimes on one of their many web sites depending upon the event type. Sometimes on facebook. Sometimes on the radio. Sometimes where we don't know where to look.