Save thousands of dollars each year on Trivia Entertainment Costs by Simply Hosting It Yourself.

Dear pub, club or hotel owner

Everyone has a different idea of what fun is but most people agree that some form of retail therapy is the answer! If you want people to choose your pub or club to spend the money (they don’t have) then you have to offer them every incentive you can.

When people are strapped for cash they don’t want budgeting advice!  They want to forget about their bills and their mortgage woes, and go somewhere local to have a fun night out with some friends.

That’s your place isn’t it?

I know you’re feeling the pinch yourself. Who isn’t? I understand a manager’s decision to make budget cuts, but I honestly feel that tightening the belt doesn’t generate business, quite the opposite in fact. Would you rather go to the party where you can eat, drink and be merry or the one that Scrooge throws? Oh sorry, that one was cancelled!

Our world has changed in so many ways. Video games and high definition television have taken over the bedrooms and lounge rooms of both teenagers and parents. Petrol costs and drink driving laws have kept us close to home and confined to local areas. Councils have limited the decibels on our live music options. Billion dollar movie making costs have even made the night at the flicks hard to finance.

The rising cost of wages means many of us run our businesses understaffed. Smokers stay home so they don’t have to stand half the night outside in the cold. It seems the only monetized form of entertainment we can afford to offer are poker machines.

Families are segregated into age groups with little in common, different generations don’t like the same music, movies or comedy acts. No one dances any more – except teenagers after 10pm and a few drinks. And a band has to have a name established in the 80′s or a video clip and an itune available, before anyone will consider paying to see them.

These are the reasons you are left with an empty parking lot.

You can moan about all this, but you know the glass is really half full. You are the venue entertainment manager. What can be done?

How can we bring new people into our venue, keep them all entertained without giving a ton of gold bullion to Barbara Streisand or Bruce Springsteen in order to entice them in?

Then how can we get them to come back next week, and the week after that and the week after that?

How can we make them have so much fun that they want to bring grandma and pop, their boyfriends sister, their aunts husband and the geek from work who normally bores them to tears? How can we make them spread the word of their own accord without committing the equivalent cost of painting the harbour bridge to advertising?

I’ve got an idea! Want to give it a go?

How can we bring back some of that good old fashioned entertainment to our clients? And generate new business and make some profit!

Not Boring Bingo or pedantic push button pokie machines but real interactive entertainment that will engross everyone whatever age or stage they are at.

And if such a thing exists how can we afford to run it in our clubs and pubs and build up the attendance so we can count on a crowd of people who will buy drinks at the bar and eat in the diner.

What costs next to nothing but has that much value?

Trivia Night Entertainment.

Yeah yeah yeah yeah … You’ve heard it all before… You’ve tried it out, been there done that. Quiz nights don’t work for you.

…besides which, hiring a host with the trivia quiz, and getting a room ready and putting up posters, and handing out fliers is work! Well I can’t argue with that but…

… in the newsworthy words of one of our ex prime ministers “Life wasn’t meant to be easy!”
(Who was that again? Which prime minister? Sounds like a good trivia quiz question to me! It was Malcolm Fraser actually! Remember him?)

The fact is that people are curious beings who have heads full of trivial information such as this and we delight in getting those memories out in the open for a few minutes. We love showing off about what we know. We love arguing about it and we love learning new bits of trivia.

So, don’t tell me that trivia entertainment doesn’t work!

It’s been working for me for years, I’ve filled tables and overflowed tables in pubs and clubs all over Australia for the last 15 years.

The only thing that doesn’t work for me are the entertainment organizers who could be getting the word out about it, and management decisions to shift their regular competition to different nights and rooms without letting anybody know.

People are creatures of habit. If they enjoy doing something every Tuesday they’ll continue to do it every Tuesday until they lose the right to drive their cars.

If it ain’t broke – don’t mess with it!

So can we afford to run trivia nights in our clubs and pubs? To work on building up the attendance to trivia events so we can count on that regular hungry and thirsty crowd of people to buy drinks at the bar and eat in our diners?

It’s not my regulars who are complaining about running trivia entertainment. It’s small venues who can’t see the product value of having an entertaining host and quality, current, accurate, exciting and mindbending quiz questions.

“Why should I pay a host to come out and ask a few trivia questions? I can do it myself for free.” they say.

But they don’t do it themselves. At least not for long…

They don’t give it long enough to build up a group of regulars. They don’t advertise their competition. They don’t give decent incentives to return again next week.

So they soon give up, because it takes several hours to write a new trivia quiz each week and they don’t have time. They have a pub to run. Even if they try it, they get headaches from it, because people who like trivia – well, they know lots!

Trivia fans will argue if a question’s answer was correct, and debate whether the phrasing was specific enough to get only that answer.

Trivia fans know the question you borrowed from that book of trivia you bought in the news agent has the wrong answer to it. Because they know that someone broke that World Record two months ago, even if you don’t.

That’s why good quizmasters are such a rarity. They must research and stay on top of current events and constantly change their answers to stay accurate and indisputable.

So pub owners give away their ambition to be a quizmaster and state that they tried trivia entertainment and it doesn’t work.

Then you have the scenario where a clubs staff fail to communicate. There’s the accountants with their heads chock-a-block full of numbers, who want to cut costs. For good reasons… They look at the take on the door and say trivia entertainment isn’t worth it.

They fail to take account of the value to their restaurant owner and the increase at the bar from a regular crowd brought in by such a simple, cost effective event such as trivia entertainment.

They seem to think that people will come anyway. That people come just to drink and eat and sit at the tables and stare into space, or play the pokies. And that’s just fine, because people who like to do just that will still come.

But weren’t we hoping to generate more business?

HELLO!

People want to be entertained. It’s really that simple.

What gets people talking, thinking, remembering? What involves all age groups, all work groups, all social status groups? What bridges all the different gender and generation divides?

Trivial Knowledge and General Information?

No!  How could it? It’s not the facts that entertain! It’s the

Trivia Night Entertainment.

Trivia is the mother of all icebreakers, the Titanic crossing all boundaries – because everyone has a place on a trivia team. The silliest little know nothing may give you the name of a movie star or a fashion designer that can win your trivia team table the competition and the prizes.

While egghead Kevin may flounder over what is in the custard of a profiterole, your mechanic will easily name of thingy on the front of a 50′s model Jaguar, and your pop can tell you the name of the singer in a 30′s Big Band, while your daughter knows the name of that hit by the Foo Fighters. (Who!?).

Trivia is loved by everyone and everyone has something to offer to their team.

That’s why it’s endured as a form of entertainment for so long and is used by companies for team building, by party organisers for functions and by so many successful pubs and clubs. It entertains such a broad range of people

You Can Use Trivia Entertainment TOO!

… and you don’t have to write the quiz or fend off disputes.

All you need is someone to host it and some prizes and the will to make it work by advertising that you are offering a trivia quiz night.

We listened to people who said that a full hosted quiz pack was too expensive. And we’ve made up a trivia quiz package that is available every week for them to use. That cuts the cost in half.

Each week the old quiz gets deleted and a new quiz becomes available.

A NEW Entertaining Trivia Quiz Pack is available every week for instant download.

The main trivia quiz is a general knowledge or pop culture trivia quiz. It has 40 questions, 20 for each round and the host asks these. It runs for around two hours and has a wide range of different topics such as geography, cars, food, history, movies and music, sports and current events.

The host also has a quiz with 20 more questions that he can ask on the spot and give a prize out to the first table to answer correctly or give out extra points to add to the main quiz score. There are also 2 tiebreakers included in case the score is tied at the end of a round.
These spot questions have a different format sometimes such as “pick the author” where a number of book titles are gradually read out and first to guess wins.

WE know this is a winning formula for great entertainment.

But you’ll have to find out for yourself. You’ll need to organize the night – Sunday through to Thursday are common choices as they are quieter nights anyway.

You’ll need a room with tables and chairs and a microphone. You’ll need a trivia host, someone who won’t freeze in front of a crowd of people, to read out the quiz questions. They’ll also have to mark the quizzes and give out the prizes.

You’ll need to organize the prizes. You’ll also need to advertise the event. To build up attendance with posters, flyers, a news article in your club magazine and if the budget allows it a few newspaper ads.

That’s all you have to do.

Then you can just sit back patiently and watch it grow. And it will grow. The first week there’ll only be a few people. But you’ll give out some bistro vouchers or a free cocktail at the bar, using vouchers as prizes, say, for spot questions. Date them as valid for use on the next trivia night. Hand out a few extras in the first few weeks, with bring a friend rewards, 2 for one meals. You know the drill.

Next week you’ll have more people at the tables, and the week after, even more. Until your room is full of people having fun.

  • Old people and young people.
  • Teachers and trades people.
  • Young mothers and pensioners.
  • Bankers and sales assistants.
  • Veterans and teenagers.

Many of them will come every week like clockwork. Some will only come once a month BUT they’ll bring a table of friends with them. Some people will only drift in once in a while.

But they’ll all talk about their trivia night at work. They’ll all want to encourage other people to join their team, so they have a better chance of winning.

When you have enough people to pay for it, you can up attendance with more valuable prizes. But you’ll find that most people are happy and content to win a bar of chocolate or a bottle of wine. They are not all just playing for the jackpot prizes!

They play for the memories that come with the questions and the music clues. They play to interact with other people, and exercise their brain and just because it’s fun.

And for a few hours they forget that their lives are stressful and often filled with worry. For a few hours they have their friends with them, they have a laugh and they get to use their brains.

And from your point of view they drink at the bar and buy snacks. They come early and eat dinner. They buy your raffle tickets. They often stay after and play the pokies.

All because of…

Just a few more things you need to know …

I said we cut the cost and it’s true. We have sold these trivia quiz products individually at the value listed above. But you won’t need AU$90.00 to buy this trivia quiz package weekly.

We listened to your concerns and it’s our reputation on the line as well here, as people know that we write the quizzes for Instant Trivia.

We want happy trivia fans and we want people to spread the word about Instant Trivia, so the Quiz Pack won’t cost you $90.00…, nor even $70.00 …

For a mere $50.00 you can have the Complete Trivia Package just as if your clients were coming to one of our own shows. Quality old fashioned entertainment with a touch of excellence.

Click here to get The Instant Trivia Weekly Quiz Package

Add your own host and some desirable prizes, set up some tables and a PA, do some advertising and you’ll soon see just how much Instant Trivia can do for your venue’s profit margin.

And you don’t need to worry about buying on the internet or getting a refund if you’re not happy. I stand by my guarantee and the risk is all mine. So I hope you decide to give it a go.

Yours Sincerely

Ian Francis
CEO Complete Trivia

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We are proud of our trivia quizzes and work hard to make sure they are lots of fun, with current questions and accurate answers on popular topics but if you are not impressed with them, we’ll happily refund your purchase with no fuss.

PS. Instant trivia quizzes are created by Complete Trivia who have 15 years experience supplying entertaining trivia to pubs and clubs in Australia. Quizzes are fully guaranteed. Our server has security for your credit card details and support is only a phone call away.

PPS. This is not a limited time offer . Every week the weekly download trivia quiz will be available for you.

It’s price will not change in the near future but will stay at $50.00 per week for 4 fantastic quizzes. (Not $54.95 or $57.97 or anything else designed to trick you.)

AND you won’t miss out on anything, except an increase of business in your venue, if you don’t buy it now.

BUT you may forget the site name, never find time to come back, or procrastinate until you go out of business so…

Don’t miss out on seeing if this works for you, get it now.

Click the button above to go to the order form and enter your credit card details. You can repeat this process and download the new quiz pack each week for as long as you want to let trivia entertainment make a profit for you. Or you can subscribe so you are automatically billed each week.

PPPS. WE KNOW TRIVIA ENTERTAINMENT WORKS.

But it’s you that is important. We love going to see our own regular clients at shows who have been happily attending events for years.The only way you can find out for yourself if it will work for you is to give it a go.

With Instant Trivia at this fantastic price you can turn your business around and take that holiday you’ve promised yourself, secure in the knowledge that you are bringing in new people who may become regular customers that will continue to rock up at your venue.

So why wait?

Click here to get The Australian Trivia Weekly Quiz Package

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