Kent Thomas
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- Logo Placement On Vehicles Just The Tip Of The Iceberg For Motorsports Sponsors in
Marketing: Sports on
05/05/2017
This Memorial Day weekend, if your eyes can keep up, you'll see more logos flying across your television screen than, perhaps, during any other weekend on the calendar. That's because all told among the Indianapolis 500, NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 and the Monaco F1 Grand Prix - 95 or so racers with their vehicles covered in logos - will log more than 43,000 miles in high-octane competitive motorsports action.
- The Power Of Tribes In Sports in
Marketing: Sports on
04/05/2016
Tribes were best explained in author Seth Godin's 2008 book of the same name, when he described them plainly as "any group of people, large or small, who are connected to one another, a leader, or an idea." By this definition, everyone you know is a participant in countless tribes. You, yourself, could be a member of a political tribe, a Game of Thrones tribe, an office tribe, a Villanova Wildcats tribe, Pittsburgh Steelers tribe, or a Bruce Springsteen tribe. Even brands can be members of tribes, if they remember the rules of engagement.
- Brands Need Smarts And Luck During March Madness in
Marketing: Sports on
04/01/2014
March Madness is an apt moniker for this flurry of competition we've been treated to the past few weeks. Fitting not only for the unpredictable action on the court and the passion that it inspires, but for the sponsors associated with the NCAA tournament, as well as the heaps of money this spectacle generates.
- The Games To Get The Games in
Marketing: Sports on
04/03/2012
While recently attending one of the country's biggest sporting events, my colleagues and I discussed how the event impacts the host city - specifically, an event in which the local professional team doesn't need to be in the championship. Topping that list is the NFL's championship game. (The Super Bowl, dare I say it without a signed release?) But, there are many other sporting events that fit the description. From the NCAA Final Four to the World Table Tennis Championships, major events are constantly seeking the best city to showcase their event. Currently, there is hot competition for the right to be the host community.
- Sports Portfolio Optimization A Hot Topic With Brands in
Marketing: Sports on
07/05/2011
- The Great Recovery in
Marketing: Sports on
09/07/2010
There are two key questions to be answered: Can the sponsor brand foster genuine engagement with the members of the particular sports tribes? And, do the tribe members accept that brand as a part of their tribal existence?
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