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Catalyst Marketing Company and the $25 million perception problem
A remodeled casino still looked ordinary to its guests. Catalyst’s answer reveals how this Fresno agency turns customer research into reasons to visit.
Lucky 7 Casino started in a trailer. It built reasons to stay.
On California’s far northern coast, a Tolowa-owned casino grew from 60 slot machines into a place to eat, sleep, gather, and fill the tank. Its most useful business lesson happens beyond the gaming floor.
AGS - American Gaming Systems
The Las Vegas machine-maker spent two decades climbing from tribal bingo halls to the main casino floor. Now private again and freshly rebranded around a lightning bolt, AGS is betting its next act on cabinets, table games, and the screen in your pocket.
Potawatomi Casino Hotel
Milwaukee's biggest bet began as a bingo hall. Three decades later, Potawatomi has turned gaming, hospitality and a $190 million reinvention into an engine for tribal self-determination and local opportunity.