Marketing

I completely understand your frustration with the way Cricket and WWE have been promoting their events. It's very unfortunate that you missed out on the chance to meet Bayley last year and that the virtual meet and greet sold out within an hour of being advertised.  It does sound like there are people trying to game the system by booking multiple names, which is definitely a problem. I also think that it's important to remember that WWE isn't just trying to promote its events. They're also trying to promote their brand and the wrestlers themselves. Anyway, they need to work with experts like the ones from https://transformagency.com/ that have the capacity and suitable solutions to create big campaigns. These guys helped me to turn my online business into a prominent travel company. :)

I totally agree with you that the organizers of that event didn't seem to plan well for the number of people attending. It's really frustrating when you're excited about an event and then you can't even get in because of the crowds. Have you ever heard of www.clientverge.com? They're a marketing company that specializes in helping CBD and cannabis businesses. I know it might sound like a random mention, but hear me out. If the event organizers had hired a company like Client Verge to help with their advertising and promotion, they probably would have had a better handle on how many people to expect and could have planned accordingly.

It's a shame they didn't spread the word earlier so more fans could have attended. And now, a virtual meet and greet that sold out within an hour? That's crazy! They should have anticipated the high demand or at least put measures in place to prevent people from booking multiple spots. It's unfortunate that even the virtual stuff is prone to cheating. I'm new on this forum, so it's great to connect with fellow WWE fans.