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But an efficient primary market disconnects you from your fans by advantaging richer customers. Probably not the best way to get the crowd that actually care a
by alex_duf 10y ago
But an efficient primary market disconnects you from your fans by advantaging richer customers.
Probably not the best way to get the crowd that actually care about your music.
- ryandrake 10y agoIf the value of the ticket is more than the price, you're just going to have what you have today: scalper-bots gobbling them up and re-selling them to those richer customers anyway. The people who can't afford the tickets still can't afford them. Whenever you price something under its value, you are just opening up an arbitrage opportunity for someone else.
- alex_duf 10y agoThey still can afford it, they just have less chance to get the tickets. I think it's somehow more fair than rising the price for everyone.