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Six from Six: Gameops.com Team Reviews
In 2006 Gameops.com will feature six game reviews from six teams around sports. We have selected teams across different sports, leagues, levels and markets to hopefully give readers a good variety of subjects.

For these game reviews we visited each team for a game with one goal: Find six things each team is doing well and discuss how other teams can find similar success by following their lead.

At the conculsion of our 2006 tour and content features we will have 36 ways for you to enhance, tweak, adjust and improve your events.

 

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The other teams will likely include an arena football team and a baseball team, which will be determined at a later date.

The series of reviews, called Six from Six will debut in February 2006 as part of our featured February content. We look forward to sharing our constructive game reviews and helping to build a library of ways you can improve your events and games.

We will have links to the Six from Six from the Home Page menu and Content Menu. Additionaly each month we run a segment there will be additional links from the home page. Finally, each of the reviews will have easy to use links to the other active reviews.

Six from Six Lessons

  • Lesson 1: Build around a Theme (Blue Jackets)
  • Lesson 2: Great Script Writing Makes a Great Show (Blue Jackets)
  • Lesson 3: Listen to the fans (Blue Jackets)
  • Lesson 4: Use Pre-Game to enhance your show (Blue Jackets)
  • Lesson 5: Use time wisely (Blue Jackets)
  • Lesson 6: Honor fan participation (Blue Jackets)
  • Lesson 7: Music ties the show together (Blazers)
  • Lesson 8: Multiple openings keep the games fresh (Blazers)
  • Lesson 9: Allow flexibility in your game script (Blazers)
  • Lesson 10: Connect with the sport and league (Blazers)
  • Lesson 11: Use simple effects for bright results with lighting effects (Blazers)
  • Lesson 12: Position Yourself for Success (Blazers)
  • Lesson 13: Careful placement of elements (Shock)
  • Lesson 14: Be creative with your premium Items (Shock)
  • Lesson 15: Setting up powerful moments (Shock)
  • Lesson 16: Cultivate your staff into your best fans (Shock)
  • Lesson 17: Stand until you score, bonding your fans (Shock)
  • Lesson 18: Using Different Voices When Talking to Your Fans (Shock)
  • Lesson 19: Know your fans and connect with them (Rangers)
  • Lesson 20: Tell your fans about your players (Rangers)
  • Lesson 21: Shock your fans (Rangers)
  • Lesson 22: Customize the music you use the most (Rangers)
  • Lesson 23: Play off your competition (Rangers)
  • Lesson 24: Have a back-up plan for EVERY contest (Rangers)
  • Lesson 25: Spice up your most reoccuring elements (Pirates)
  • Lesson 26: Use different combinations of technology, performers and sponsorship (Pirates)
  • Lesson 27: Have fun with your contestants (Pirates)
  • Lesson 28: Sell yourboard first, then sell everything else (Pirates)
  • Lesson 29: Buidling on your success (Pirates)
  • Lesson 30: Profit from your elements (Pirates)
  • Lesson 31: Premiums that make a difference (Devil Rays)
  • Lesson 32: Make your building as interesting as possible (Devil Rays)
  • Lesson 33: REAL fans get the good stuff (Devil Rays)
  • Lesson 34: The pre-game matters (Devil Rays)
  • Lesson 35: Introduce your teams (Devil Rays)
  • Lesson 36: Keep an eye on the future (Devil Rays)

I want to thank the teams who have already participated for hosting us and sharing their expertise with the readers of Gameops.com.
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