Casino Marketing Trends
September 3, 2010 by Stics·
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Casino Marketing Survey
Earlier this year, Stics conducted a preliminary research project to gauge the state of the U.S. gaming industry, from a marketing perspective. We contacted both senior level business executives as well as high to mid-level marketing department professionals to learn more about their challenges and perceptions.
Listed below is a high level summary of some of the more interesting observations.
Top 5 Casino Marketing Observations
- Respondents felt their casino marketing efforts were performing well – despite the down economy.
- Direct mail volume of was up by 10 – 20%.
- Marketers put more value on the website and online programs while business leaders didn’t see value in the websites as compared to direct mail and analysis.
- Business leaders are “likely” to “very likely” to invest in new marketing technologies but marketing teams were “very unlikely” to “unlikely” to invest.
- Marketers were concerned about expenses.
While it is obvious that the economy has taken its toll on casino marketers and the gaming industry as a whole, Stics believes that today’s casino marketers are being asked to do more with less. As a result, they are executing on a large number of campaigns to a wider audience. This presents them with the new challenge of how to profitably reach this wider audience.
Stics is currently conducting a more comprehensive study as a follow up to our preliminary findings. We will keep you posted on other interesting facts when they become available.
Stics helps casino marketers reach a wider, more profitable audience through the efficient and effective use of predictive modeling. If you have any questions about predictive analytics for casino marketing, please give us a call. We look forward to speaking with you.