Price Per Head Pro just launched a new website just in time for the 2009-2010 NFL Football season. www.priceperheadpro.com
While many industries were hit hard by the global economic recession, the sports betting industry has traditionally proven to be an exception to this rule. Currently, Vegas casinos have experienced a 25 percent decrease in betting for October 2008 compared to the same month in 2007. This might seem like a large percentage, but the DOW Jones industrial fell almost 50 percent during that same period. Furthermore, the figure of Vegas casinos losing 25 percent of their business is the worst figure in the gambling industry. According to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), Las Vegas has seen gambling revenues fall only once since 1970: in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terror attacks they dropped 1 percent in 2002 from 2001. So far this year they've fallen 4 percent, the number of conventions held has dropped 10.4 percent, and average daily room rates were off 3.8 percent in the first two months of 2008, according to the most recent data available. Visitor volume was up 1.2 percent through February, but market analysts say that's because of the extra day provided by this being a leap year; March's figures will likely put the year-to-date numbers in negative territory.
Meanwhile, price per head outsourcing experts have estimated a revenue increase of 6 percent for 2008 over 2007, and while this is still nowhere near the 2007-2006 industry revenue increase of 14.7 percent, any amount of increase in business is abnormal given the current economic climate.
So why are Price Per Head Sportsbook Call Centers and Software providers like PricePerHeadPro.com doing well? It has been said that it takes 10 times more resources to recruit a new client than it does to maintain existing clients. This is why the price per head call center services are top of the line and the personnel are fully equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to place bets on behalf of our agents clients. One of the main reasons this specific segment has boasted such great numbers, is the technological and operational breakthrough that Price per Head outsourcing represent for sports betting agents. A price per head solution can reduce operational costs for local bookmakers by up to 85 percent. Since the concept surfaced in 1997, it has been gaining momentum and has enjoyed a snow ball effect. So even in a time when new venture capital investing is at an all time low, the promises of operational cost reductions have pushed revenue for this segment in spite of a dismal economical outlook.
Sports Book Agents are welcome and encouraged to fully enjoy the many benefits the new Price Per Head Pro's sports book site offers, including top of the line custom software, highly trained staff and a multimillion dollar technology infrastructure.
The new site is not only attractive but also filled with informative content on the price per head offshore bookmaking industry. Danny in customer service at PricePerHeadPro says, "The new site is just one of the many steps we have taken to offer our clients the level of customer service that surpasses what you normally find in a sportsbook online service. We are looking forward to the upcoming NFL season and anxious to show our Bookie Agents what the best pay per head service on the planet has to offer. We are ready for your clients calls with our friendly knowledgeable staff."
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Jay Scott
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