Orange County, CA (1888PressRelease)
April 09, 2008 - Tickex.com is changing the way fans buy tickets. The international company is a vertical search engine focused on live event tickets, tickex is to the entertainment industry what kayak.com is to the airline industry, both sites are devoted to exposing the entirety of their respective ticket markets to consumers providing them access to easily find the exact ticket they want. “One search every event” is not some placated sales slogan it is what Tickex.com is all about.
Tickex launched their UK originated search engine in the United States in August 2007. At anytime between the two ticket markets they list an estimated 20 million+ tickets from every major ticket seller from both the primary and secondary market. In the US one can readily find tickets from companies like Ticketmaster, Stubhub, Ticketsnow, Razorgator, Ticko, and even EBAY. Across the pond, companies like Ticketmaster, Seatwave, Viagogo, Getmein, and Ebay are standard ticket providers.
So exactly what does this mean for consumers? Tickex.com provides their customers with two key benefits. Because they list tickets from so many different vendors the consumer is granted easy access to view and accurately value the fair market price of tickets so the consumer can make an educated and sensible purchase. Ever wonder if you are getting a fair price for your ticket? Tickex’s system is the way to alleviate those worries. According to Tickex founder Dan Brinderson “Tickex does something unique in the ticket market, we show the consumer what tickets are available from nearly all reputable ticket vendors online at any given time and we present it in a way that’s easy to read and sort. Saving the consumer time and endless amounts of frustration in trying to find the right ticket at the right price.”
Price however is not always the sole driver of demand for live event tickets. Often times big fans will insist on seeing their favorite artist or team in a particular venue, on a certain date, in a specific seat. One quick search of Tom Petty immediately displays all the dates from his upcoming tour, clicking on “view tickets” on Petty’s June 17th date at Madison Square Garden reveals tickets from about 15 different brokers with thousands of tickets available ranging in price from $59 to a whopping $4,875. Who in their right mind you might ask would pay that much for a ticket? This brings up the second key benefit of a vertical search engine like Tickex. Unlike airlines the demand for entertainment tickets are often inelastic which means big fans, typically with a considerable amount of dispensable income will pay nearly any amount to see their beloved Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, or Rolling Stones when and where they want to see them. With such an enormous ticket base Tickex is able to provide more hard to get tickets to these customers than any other site on the web. This means while companies like Ticketmaster sell out you can be sure http://www.tickex.com will have a plethora of artists, venues, and even the exact seats that you may be looking for, lest ye forget with the ability to compare prices between sellers to make sure one does not get ripped off.
Whether you are a price conscious customer or one doesn’t mind shelling out big money the for prime seats http://www.tickex.com is devoted to finding the best priced tickets for their customers and is leading the charge with a revolutionary model in the ticket industry.
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