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West Campus (Soccer) Field going the way of the Dodo bird
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RE: West Campus (Soccer) Field going the way of the Dodo bird
(04-25-2018 04:18 PM)UABslant Wrote:  Yeah, promotion has been rough. It was easier back when everyone had a Bham News subscription and had to see all the articles and ads to read about sports. That great echo chamber called the internet has made things more difficult. Fortunately, the UAB community is growing. The bad news is that there are so many other entertainment options out there in B'ham these days.
Winning cures a lot of the issues, but creativity in marketing and increasing their budget would help, too.

All excellent points. Even getting more than one article a month on AL.com would help.
04-25-2018 04:28 PM
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