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Lets Av A Riot · 7th August 2017, 11.35:03

Emails to all fans.. maybe put all that kind of info into a WST mail.

or have a seperate email just for email promotions and information.. as not everybody is a WST member... but they maybe inerested in club info even if not in the WST

dont shoot me if something like this aleady exists.

DoomandGloom · 7th August 2017, 14.41:30

Just my thoughts but:

Lets identify who has a postcode in the target areas. (membership info already held)
Next lets get a letter / email / both to them advertising it.
Then lets ask some of them if they can put up posters etc somewhere local.

At least then if it fails its because of a lack of demand, not a lack of effort.

Jaded · 7th August 2017, 14.46:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by crazywelsh

It was advertised on the YouTube channel also at the beginning of some videos not all but maybe a lack of home fixtures for friendly games could of been the communication breakdown as without those and if a person genuinely has no social media in this day and age what is there really we could do.

Was it in local newspapers?

Inside Left · 7th August 2017, 14.59:11

During the golden years when the club attracted a good following both from the coast and North West Wales i do recall Wrexham having adverts in those areas in the form of a fixture list and coach times.
Those coaches also served as shopping trips on match days which enabled families to come to town. I recall one supporter heading up the A5 with advertising sheets and them being displayed in some local Border pubs and in particular the Bala chippy.

wafc1926 · 7th August 2017, 16.17:31

In the days when the Supporters Association ran EVERYTHING we had a regular bus to home games from Abergele run by SA committee member Richard " Dicky Mint " Jones. Think you need someone living in the departure area , and willing and capable of organisation , in order to be successful. It's not easy.

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Lets Av A Riot Legend Joined: Mar 2011 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Horace Twitter: @	Re: Coastal Bus. Emails to all fans.. maybe put all that kind of info into a WST mail. or have a seperate email just for email promotions and information.. as not everybody is a WST member... but they maybe inerested in club info even if not in the WST dont shoot me if something like this aleady exists.

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DoomandGloom Club Captain (info) Joined: Nov 2004 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Coastal Bus. Just my thoughts but: Lets identify who has a postcode in the target areas. (membership info already held) Next lets get a letter / email / both to them advertising it. Then lets ask some of them if they can put up posters etc somewhere local. At least then if it fails its because of a lack of demand, not a lack of effort. __________________ COYR

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Inside Left Due a Testimonial Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Coastal Bus. During the golden years when the club attracted a good following both from the coast and North West Wales i do recall Wrexham having adverts in those areas in the form of a fixture list and coach times. Those coaches also served as shopping trips on match days which enabled families to come to town. I recall one supporter heading up the A5 with advertising sheets and them being displayed in some local Border pubs and in particular the Bala chippy.

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wafc1926 retired & running a pub Joined: Sep 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Coastal Bus. In the days when the Supporters Association ran EVERYTHING we had a regular bus to home games from Abergele run by SA committee member Richard " Dicky Mint " Jones. Think you need someone living in the departure area , and willing and capable of organisation , in order to be successful. It's not easy. __________________ "Supporting Wrexham since 1926 and forever more"