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Ethnic/Multicultural Sports Marketing
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The art of cross-pollinating sports with diverse groups of athletes, fans, coaches and executives, including international brand licensing and global presence
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Looking to Network/Partner with Others to Help Promote Latino HS Athletes to the Collegiate Level
Started by Mark Gleason Oct 7.
Sports fans and sense of belonging 4 Replies
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Drag effect of foreign players in ethnic communities
Started by Kiko Suarez Dec. 13, 2008.
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Comment by coach001 on December 24, 2008 at 2:50am -
I am Head Coach www.heelandschallengefc.com we will be having our football festival coming up soon, but We are not having sponsors for the porgram to reduce the level of cost, Is there any help to get hints on how to make it successful?
Oli
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Comment by John Barata on December 2, 2008 at 2:56pm - Thank you Kiko - Look forward to our discussions!
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Comment by ArLena Richardson The ePublicist on November 14, 2008 at 6:24pm -
Greetings Kiko,
Great concept...thanks for the invitation.
Delighted to join the group and provided support.
Ar Lena The ePublicist™
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Sports & Music 2 Replies
Sports & Music Why sports should use music as part of its branding? http://bit.ly/2mxsmd
Tagged: music, branding, sports
Started by samraat kakkar. Last reply by samraat kakkar Nov 3.
Hockey – Players, Parents & Coaches
C.H.A.M.P.S. Welcomes Hockey To Our Sports Family Find more photos like this on Sports Marketing 2.0
Started by Mark Gleason Oct 1.
OTL: Twitter & Athletes
Greetings, The following a link to a video about Athletes and Twitter. Twitter and Athletes Courtesy: arlena.com Follow Me: @theepublicist
Started by ArLena Richardson The ePublicist Aug 15.
What Does Your Twitter Avatar Say About You?
@theepublicist Tweets are short at 140 characters, but a Twitter avatar must visually represent a user in just 2304 pixels. Choosing the right avatar can affect the way people see you online. He...
Started by ArLena Richardson The ePublicist Jul 29.
Sports Business and Twitter 3 Replies
"According to PCMAG.com, Twitter has increased 1,382 percent last year based on research done in March. Most interestingly, the use of Twitter has played a enormous role inside sports. Players and ...
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Sports Marketing 2.0
Thanks to Facebook, (and IKEA and Intel), the Era of Social Commerce is upon us
In the very near future, I foresee sports and entertainment properties selling tickets via promotions like these. Stay tuned.RCA earns fan love and generates Word-of-mouth on MyColts.net, Facebook
This is NOT your father’s register to to win program MyColts.net launched a new promotion last week in which title sponsor, RCA, is giving away flat-screen TVs for the fans who write the best blogs. RCA is asking Colts fans to talk about what it’s like to watch Colts games on TV, and how much [...]Sponsor Tweets from SBJ in NYC today
Kathleen Hessert @kathleenhessert is live blogging from SBJ’s Sponsorship Symposium today in NYC. She has posted some juicy tidbits about sponsorship and social media. Here are some of my favorites: “Sponsorship hasn’t changed. The world has changed.It’s been a sobering year” AmEx Rich Learfield VP Global says Social Media allows them to gain scale & engage passionate [...]Can you spot the Colts (employees) in this photo?
MyColts.net members throw a party…and team joins in Just saw this photo on MyColts.net. It was taken at a pre-season party organized by MyColts.net members on the eve of the home opener. Several Colts staffers were in the house giving away prizes (and even some game tickets) to the fans. Many of these fans came from [...]© 2009 Created by Pat Coyle
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