Re-thinking sports marketing now that fans are in charge
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Thanks a great deal for your message. I have been to loyalsticity before I came here. Football fan growth is my passion. It is more of a passion than a businesss, though ofcourse I am working towards turning it into a business. South Africa clearly has a market in this area. It is an un tapped area, but one needs a lot of credibility to get through the walls. That is what I am working on. If everything falls into place I believe I will need your CRM software skills. I have a lot of knowledge of CRM as a business model but not the software vector.
Cheers.
Robert
Sorry for the late reply. My thesis focused on non-mainstream sports and their opportunities to bring their video content online. Because it is unlikely that they would be able to operate a successful paid subscription-model, the engagement of advertisers and sponsors plays an important role. Basically, for the content owners – increase awareness and “new” media coverage of their sport and for advertisers and sponsors – increase brand-awareness and image-building.
Hope that answered the question.
Jens
I appreciate your interest. My website is the franchise business I successfully operate; Robek's.
The Cawley Model is a private practice that I run for select clients that fit my criteria. It is on purpose that I do not have a website yet. My website will launch in unison with my book in March 2009.
Best Regards,
Brian