As part of the rapid commercialization process linked to professional sports environments, data management operations are purposively added with integrated fan engagement and branding considerations. New and comprehensive fan communications platforms are present in sports leagues and clubs worldwide. Whether focus is on the English Premier League (football/soccer), the German Bundesliga (football/soccer), universities in the […]
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Major sports events and the attraction of advertising revenue – the case of the Super Bowl
By Kenneth Cortsen on June 19, 2014 in Sport & Events, Sport & Media Relations, Sport Economy, Sport Management, Sport Marketing
The biggest sports events are so important to sports fans that they have been transformed to cultural trademarks so essential that even the commercials make noise and attract the interest of fans and corporations in a well-balanced entertainment show that acts as an event in the event. In the case of the Super Bowl, this […]
Popularity of sports on TV and other platforms – promising numbers but sports must continue to consider data analysis
By Kenneth Cortsen on February 25, 2014 in Sport & Media Relations, Sport Economy, Sport Management, Sport Marketing
It is not undisclosed that sports act as a force of attraction on the global population. Brands of professional sports leagues, teams and athletes are constantly shaped and re-shaped (often to a higher degree than ordinary brands) for what reason decision makers in the business of sports should scan the environments around their brand(s) to […]