MARKETING: SPORTS
by Gordon Plutsky on Sep 30, 11:31 AM
Major League Baseball (MLB) is entering the last week of an exciting season that has attendance and local TV ratings up over last year in most cities. The resurgence of teams in key markets like New York, Chicago and Toronto has been very beneficial, as has the continued success of smaller market teams in Kansas City and Pittsburg.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Ramsey McGrory on Sep 29, 11:00 AM
In case you missed it, there was a brutal smackdown recently. The winner was the National League Football.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Barry Janoff on Sep 22, 10:00 AM
When the NHL last week officially unveiled its jersey deal with Adidas - which beginning with the 2016 World Cup of Hockey and then the 2017-18 season will take over from its own Reebok division as the exclusive supplier of on-ice apparel and supplier of licensed apparel and headwear - it came with one inevitable question: Will there be ads on NHL jerseys?
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Karl Greenberg on Sep 15, 1:46 PM
Mercedes-Benz U.S.A. (MBUSA), which for four years has had its name on the Superdome in New Orleans, has nabbed rights to the big football venue in its new hometown.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Eric Kneler on Sep 14, 12:46 PM
The NFL has a history of using emerging technologies to offer fans a better experience, especially when it comes to video. They've introduced augmented reality with a yellow line marking the first down, added instant replay to the rulebook, and given fans the quarterback's POV with ESPN's Skycam.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Deren Baker on Sep 9, 12:31 PM
For a sport that has never held much traction in the United States, this level of viewership got me thinking, "Are marketers paying attention to this?" Interest in soccer usually piques during the World Cup (men's and women's), but this year's win has the potential to carry America's interest beyond the finals.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Jon Last on Sep 8, 10:30 AM
Early in my career, my group was tasked with the development and implementation of a plan to increase ticket sales for a major annual sporting event that drew reasonable attendance with little marketing effort or expenditure. After much internal discussion and preliminary analysis of prior years' sales, we developed a planning mechanism that remains a part of our strategic arsenal, to this day. Simply articulated, we created an exhaustive list of potential elements of the marketing/promotional/media mix, as rows down a spreadsheet. We then listed potential target segments as columns.
MARKETING: SPORTS
by Matt Boyer on Sep 1, 1:17 PM
To hear the organizers and media partners tell it, this month's Rugby World Cup in England is practically the most popular sporting event in the world. World Rugby - rugby's international governing body, formerly IRB - has claimed a constantly growing (and oft-disputed) global audience of nearly four billion viewers in 2011 for the World Cup. That figure puts the competition behind only the FIFA World Cup and the Olympics as the world's third-largest broadcast.
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