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The Baseball Gear Authority buyer’s list allows you to market to consumers who have made two or more purchases of baseball equipment and supplies to play the team sport renowned as American’s favorite pastime. These consumers purchase catcher’s mitts, baseball bats, and more to enjoy a neighborhood game of baseball or to play competitively on a high school, college, or pro sports team.
Consumers who purchase baseball merchandise buy items for themselves or for a child or family member who enjoys the game. These consumers are baseball players, parents, and coaches who buy the necessary baseball equipment to enjoy and win the game. Baseball players are active individuals and like to stay physically fit by playing a game of catch, running the bases, and exercising their pitching or throwing arm. These players hold positions such as catcher, pitcher, short stop, 1st baseman, batter, and outfielder. They hope to make a double play, hit a home run, and strike the other team out while playing the sport. They wait in the dugout and cheer their teammates on when they are up to bat.
Consumers in the Baseball Gear Authority buyer’s list purchase baseball accessories like catcher’s mitts, baseball gloves, bats, protective gear, batting helmets, pitching machines, uniforms, baseball cleats, trophies, ball caps, catch nets, batting tees, belts, sunglasses, baseballs, wristbands, pants, shirts, socks, team apparel, jackets, knee and shin guards, catchers chest protector, plate brush, and gear bags. Consumers buy these products from print catalogs, sports stores, ecommerce sites, and toy stores.
These consumers also buy baseball related collectibles to display in their home. They purchase collector’s plates of their favorite ball player, baseball jewelry, wall plaques, autographed posters, autographed baseballs, baseball themed décor, clocks, calendars, and trading cards.
Consumers in the Baseball Gear Authority buyer’s list are receptive to marketing offers from sporting goods stores, athletic retailers, sports apparel retailers, sports magazines and publications, sports collectibles retailers, health clubs and gyms, and fitness equipment manufacturers. |
