🤦🏻‍♀️ Callum

Excited to launch @SeatGeek's ChatGPT app. It combines the intelligence of LLMs alongside SeatGeek’s data and UX, allowing people to shop for tickets like never before Try it out: chatgpt.com/apps/seatgeek/… h/t @CJKMerriman @chrisvoll for being awesome teammates to bring this to life with, showcasing the power of small, blurred-lined, AI forward teams

@eglyman Now working on a Travel CRM / Planner. Bit of a change of pace 🌎 - sojourns.travel

@eglyman I built a fun ✈️ jet plane scanner for kids & their Yoto players, that ended up winning their developer challenge and is enjoyed by 30k families monthly - dreamingofajetplane.com

We only hire builders (and we’re on a hiring spree)! Reply with something you've built. I'll read them personally. We’re interviewing the best ones. You’ll be a good fit if you: - work best without permission - default to “how could I automate this” - had weird teenage hobbies - spend your sunday making side projects - have more Claude agents than cousins - shipped something this week - make prototypes, not powerpoints - don’t like hierarchy - are good at games: chess, monopoly, poker - would take dinner with Elon over $100k Good luck, Eric

👀 What if you could see what came with a suite before you bought that VIP ticket? With Beyond the Seat, fans get immersive views, details on premium perks, and a clearer look at what makes every ticket worth it. Available now for select events. More to follow. 👇 seatgeek.com/release/beyond…

Heroic effort from the @StubHub engineering team to rollout out upfront prices for fans over the past 36 hours. And they are still going! Only mobile web and native apps to go!! x.com/ScottFriedman3…

@ScottFriedman3 @SeatGeek We’re keeping the toggle around for now because we’ve heard from some fans that they still wish to compare prices without fees, particularly sellers. But as of this morning the default for all users visiting SeatGeek will be to see prices including fees regardless of past pref.

What is up with toggle option? @CJKMerriman @SeatGeek ?

@BY272727 @ScottFriedman3 We are live with including fees everywhere in US. Can you share the events you are seeing excluding fees as default on please Ben?

@ScottFriedman3 Still seeing Seatgeek default to “excluding fees” on some events.

.@VividSeats @StubHub are breaking the law and still trying to bait and switch civilians. They are not disclosing “All In” 🎟️ pricing from the getgo. @FTC @realDonaldTrump

The new maps on @SeatGeek are very impressive. The combine many features that make it easier for users to find the best seats within their budget Fans love ISMs (individual seat maps) and the ability to see many price points easily in one view

@jherskowitz I don’t see Quarantine Angst. Fire your agent.

@jherskowitz Surely it’s $0.004 per streamed interlude. But only when > 30 secs 😂

When your CPO has this take 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩

'The only way to restore competition ... is to break up Ticketmaster and Live Nation.' SeatGeek CEO Jack Groetzinger says consumers suffer with the lack of competition in the ticket industry, adding 'venues fear losing Live Nation concerts if they don’t use Ticketmaster.'

Yeah I switched to @AppleMusic this year!

This will sell @LiveNation

Great thread from @soundboy on what we were trying to @songkick and how it all went down. No coincidence, Ticketmaster stopped innovating with onsales as soon as @songkick was out of the picture.

@iamjackstephens @Lefsetz Unfortunately this can only change through legislation. Data shows all in pricing significantly hurts conversion, compared to adding fees later in funnel. Low incentive to be a first mover, even with exclusive inventory newsroom.haas.berkeley.edu/research/buyer…

"everybody inside knows the fees were established to get a pot of money outside the commissionable gross, so the promoter could make a profit, so the acts didn't take it all." - from a recent @Lefsetz letter When will ticket revenues be more transparent?

It’s time to rethink the concert on sale. We can do better, and this can be easier for everyone.

It also needs artists and promoters to give up their sold-out in-minutes vanity metrics, their "take down Ticketmaster" headlines, and maybe some of their sponsored presales. But in return, they’ll be giving their fans a much better, fairer experience.

I’ve seen a lot of sentiment like this around #TaylorSwiftTix. Totally agree. Competition is needed to drive innovation. But what might that innovation look like? It’s not about solving the scale problem that comes with millions of Swities hitting your app all at once. 🧵