Since the shutdown began, we’ve been surveying Goldstar subscribers twice a month to get a glimpse into just how they feel about returning to live entertainment. Here’s Jim with the latest results from the early July survey:
Since the shutdown began, we’ve been surveying Goldstar subscribers twice a month to get a glimpse into just how they feel about returning to live entertainment. Here’s Jim with the latest results from the mid-June survey:
Since the shutdown began, we’ve been surveying Goldstar subscribers twice a month to get a glimpse into just how they feel about returning to live entertainment. Here’s Jim with the latest results from the early June survey:
Since the shutdown began, we’ve been surveying Goldstar subscribers twice a month to get a glimpse into just how they feel about returning to live entertainment. Here’s Jim with the latest results from the mid-May survey:
Since the shutdown began, we’ve been surveying Goldstar subscribers twice a month to get a glimpse into just how they feel about returning to live entertainment. Here’s Jim with the latest results from the early May survey:
Since the shutdown began, we’ve been surveying Goldstar subscribers twice a month to get a glimpse into just how they feel about returning to live entertainment. Here’s Jim with the latest results from the mid-April survey:
Since the shutdown began, we’ve been surveying Goldstar subscribers twice a month to get a glimpse into just how they feel about returning to live entertainment. Here’s Jim with the latest results from the early April survey:
Twice a month, Goldstar is surveying its audience of live entertainment enthusiasts to see how they feel about returning to in-person events. This is interesting. The highlights from mid August below: When asked to “describe your willingness to go out to live events” on a scale of 0-100: the average response score was 39. For New York respondents specifically, the score was 42. If venues followed strict cleaning routines and social distancing policies, that number goes up to 47 out of 100. And a bright …
Twice a month, Goldstar is surveying its audience of live entertainment enthusiasts to see how they feel about returning to in-person events. This is interesting. The highlights from early August below: When asked to “describe your willingness to go out to live events” on a scale of 0-100: the average response score was 34. For New York respondents specifically, the score was 41. If venues followed strict cleaning routines and social distancing policies, that number goes up to 43 out of …
This week Goldstar CEO Jim McCarthy was joined by LA Sparks President and COO Danita Johnson and San Francisco Giants’ EVP Staci Slaughter. They chatted about staff safety, rethinking the consumer experience across all genres (during the pandemic, of course, but also for the future), how a “bubble” could work for theater, and why you should “never let a good crisis go to waste.” Jim also shared the latest Return Readiness Score and insights from our ongoing consumer survey. Watch …
