MARKETING: SPORTS
by Barry Janoff on Dec 22, 9:19 AM
Companies know that, barring extreme implosions, major sports events are generally controversy-proof and are magnets not only for core fans but for casual and even fringe sports consumers. 2010 is loaded with such gold events as the Super Bowl, the Winter Olympics and the World Cup.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Scott Philp on Dec 15, 7:06 AM
Defining the right characteristics, doing your research and watching where the quality users are coming from will eventually lead to great success and increase your value to potential sponsors and partners.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Jon Last on Dec 8, 12:16 PM
Beyond the economic advantage, the progressive sports marketer that embraces such an approach reaps the added benefit of using research not just as a drunk uses a lamppost ... for support, but more appropriately for its intended use ... illumination.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Susan Ford on Dec 1, 11:08 AM
Encouraging families to attend live sporting events now will produce two positive outcomes for sports marketers. In the short term, it will provide merchandising opportunities afforded by souvenir vendors in stadiums and arenas. In the long term, it will create lifetime fans by instilling an emotional connection between kids and the live sports experience.
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