After driving an old, beat-up car for years, I finally made the decision to upgrade my transportation. I had set aside a little money every month to use as a down payment, and I was ready to make a new car my own. I searched loads of car dealerships in my area, but one business stood out to me in particular. The salespeople were kind and not pushy, and they had a reputation for fair deals. I worked with them to find the right car, and the paperwork was a breeze. This blog is all about upgrading your transportation, and why you shouldn't be afraid to take the plunge.
Upgrading My Transportation
Three Fun Ways For A Junior Sports Team To Use A Car Service
Lauri Kivela
As the owner of a junior sports franchise, you have the dual goal of having your team succeed in competition, while also providing a fan-friendly environment within the community. Regardless of your team's sport, it's important to partner with local businesses and form mutually beneficial relationships. If a car service operates in your city, you may wish to consider partnering with it and using its vehicles in a variety of ways. Here are three fun ways for a junior sports team to use the car service.
Pick Up Players When They Arrive In Town
Many junior sports teams have players from all over the state, country, and even beyond. It's important to create a positive first impression with these players from the minute they arrive in town at the start of the season. Whether you have players arriving at the airport, train station, or bus station, they'll need a ride to where they'll be staying for the year. There's arguably no better way to transport them than with a car service. The car service driver can meet each player wherever he or she arrives, and then load up the player's gear in the trunk and transport him or her "home" — which typically comes in the form of a billet family in the community.
Recognize Sponsors And Volunteers
A junior sports team is hugely dependent on its team of community sponsors and volunteers, and it's nice to recognize them throughout the season. One way to do so is to have the car service pick up a sponsor or volunteer for each home game, and then transport the person and his or her guests safely to and from the game. This allows the person to feel special as he or she rides in style, and it may be an experience that the sponsor or volunteer looks forward to throughout the season.
Use The Car Service For Raffles
Junior sports teams will often hold raffles to raise funds, selling tickets throughout each game and announcing the winning ticket toward the game's conclusion. Think about using the car service as a prize. If the car service can give you a reasonable rate for a block of time, you can then price your tickets accordingly and have people enter the raffle. The prize could be to get the car service for a couple hours, so the winner could use it for a dinner date, for example. The winner will be happy, the car service will get exposure, and you'll ideally make money on the whole situation.
For more information and ideas to collaborate with a car service, talk with a local service company in your area, such as Stagecoach Transportation.
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