SEETS Nonprofit uses Trumpia to give students free tickets to cultural events
Customer Company Size
SME
Region
- America
Country
- United States
Product
- Trumpia Startup Plan
Tech Stack
- Texting Solution
Implementation Scale
- Departmental Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Customer Satisfaction
- Brand Awareness
Technology Category
- Application Infrastructure & Middleware - API Integration & Management
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Remote Collaboration
Services
- System Integration
- Training
About The Customer
SEETS is a nonprofit organization based in San Luis Obispo that provides free tickets for live music, dance, and theatre events to students and parents. When a cultural organization has spare tickets that they may be unable to sell, they can donate them to SEETS. SEETS, in turn, will offer the tickets to students and parents who are passionate about the arts, but may not be able to afford them on their own. They’ve made it their mission to enrich the youth of San Luis Obispo county, and so far they have seen a massive upswell of support both from school districts and parents alike.
The Challenge
SEETS, a nonprofit organization based in San Luis Obispo, provides free tickets for live music, dance, and theatre events to students and parents. When a cultural organization has spare tickets that they may be unable to sell, they can donate them to SEETS. However, the success of their outreach depended on having a solid way to communicate with their audience. They knew that meant a texting solution because their audience comprised of youth and their busy parents. After shopping around, it became clear that Trumpia’s automation capabilities met their needs and would help make their program a success.
The Solution
SEETS turned to Trumpia from the start, our account managers were able to help them develop their program with texting as the cornerstone of their communications. With the ability to quickly communicate with such a large demographic, they were able to get tickets out to the parents and students who claimed them -- instantly. With Trumpia’s automated mobile coupon feature, SEETS was also able to send personalized codes to each ticket holder, as well as directions on how to redeem them.
Operational Impact
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