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New program from BattlePass.com offers up-to-date event listings and money for MMA bloggers and website owners.
(OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE) BattlePass.com today announced the launch of a new affiliate marketing program that pays website publishers for referring ticket-buying visitors to the BattlePass.com website. Under the program, affiliates will be paid 35% of all net revenues collected by BattlePass.com for events ticketed through the BattlePass web site.
The program, the first of its kind for combat sports and MMA events, is also one of the first affiliate marketing programs to make real time RSS feeds available to website owners. By signing up with the affiliate program and implementing the BattlePass FightFeed®code, website owners can benefit from valuable, dynamic, and accurate content – the most comprehensive list of MMA fights and combat events on the internet – and make money for click-throughs that result in ticket sales. Publishers may also choose to carry provided graphic banners or text links to refer traffic to the BattlePass.com web site.
Signing up for the BattlePass affiliate program is free.
“The BattlePass affiliate program is going to be a win for everyone,” CEO Jeff Gale commented, “Website owners now have an easy way to monetize their sites and add a great section of relevant and updated MMA and combat events from the BattlePass FightFeed. MMA fans get better awareness of fights and events in their area. And promoters can now instantly list their fights on BattlePass.com and have them spread across the BattlePass network of affiliates, exponentially increasing the exposure and credibility of their events.”
For details on the BattlePass Affiliate Program and instructions on how to sign up, please visit http://www.battlepass.com/battlepass/affiliate.aspx
About BattlePass.com: BattlePass.com carries the most extensive list of combat and MMA events and ticket information on the web today. Promoters can list their fights on BattlePass.com and the BattlePass affiliate network for free. Additionally, promoters can get free ticketing and event marketing by signing up with BattlePass Pro, the only ticketing system custom built for MMA and combat events.
Wow. As we took the covers off of BattlePass Pro, our newest MMA Ticketing product earlier this week, we’ve seen the combat sports community react in an overwhelmingly positive way. It feels cool to launch a new product built specifically to the needs of the community of fight and combat event promoters, and we’re excited about the new partnerships and relationships we’ll form as a result of it. If you haven’t checked out BattlePass Pro yet, read the press release here and check out product details here.
Oh, and we’re offering free hard tickets to all promoters who sign up with BattlePass Pro this year, so if you’re in the market for a ticketing solution, check it out.
Because the TicketBiscuit core audience differs somewhat from the BattlePass core audience, we’ve decided to give BattlePass it’s very own blog. Starting now, we’ll carry all BattlePass-related news on http://buzz.battlepass.com. Not only will we feature product news and updates, but we’ll also feature in depth reviews and previews of fights that we ticket. It should be a very cool platform to expand the audience and awareness of our promoter clients, so be sure to check it out.
What a way to kick off the week! BattlePass.com is proud to announce a new strategic partnership with The International MMA Expo (IMMAE). Under the partnership, BattlePass will be the exclusive provider of electronic ticketing systems and online floor plan management services for all IMMAE events. In addition, the IMMAE sales force will be exclusively selling BattlePass.com ticketing and event marketing services to its network of contacts.
You can check out the full release here. The next two IMMAE events are in Hawaii June 26-28 and Los Angeles August 28-30. IMMAE plans to have other regional events across the US in the upcoming year. For more info on IMMAE, visit www.immae.tv.

It was a dream come true for Kyle Maynard, who made his MMA debut April 25 at Auburn Fight Night in Auburn, AL (Battlepass.com was title sponsor of the event). Unfortunately, opponent Brian Fry was able to elude Maynard and consequently, Maynard was never able to execute any grappling moves.
Brian Fry won the bout by unanimous decision after the third round.
Here are a few photos of the event; I will post some video tonight.
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