Jump
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A direct-to-consumer ticketing and fan engagement platform for sports teams, enabling in-house ticketing, data ownership, and open distribution across secondary markets.
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Replaced by Zocks because Jump records meetings and its follow-up emails were weaker
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Replaced by Zocks because Jump records meetings and its follow-up emails were weaker
"We have historically used Jump because Jump was the only approved vendor on LPL. We were happy with Jump. However, we did a demo of Zocks... I didn't love that every single meeting was fully recorded."
Replaced by Zocks because Jump records meetings and its follow-up emails were weaker
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"We have historically used Jump because Jump was the only approved vendor on LPL. We were happy with Jump. However, we did a demo of Zocks... I didn't love that every single meeting was fully recorded."
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