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Aug 12, 2011
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Aug 12, 2011
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Jun 5, 2011
Kris Gotsch replied to Tim McGarry's discussion Twitter vs. Facebook: If you could only select one as a tool to reach fans, which would you choose?
"Is both an option? ;-) see great benefit in both. Twitter is for sure leading when it comes to direct and immediate interaction, e.g. tweets being used during events, media coverage etc). Facebook leading in volume and my personal preference…"
Apr 9, 2011
Tim McGarry commented on Kris Gotsch's blog post 7 million Messi fans on Facebook - the twisted facts!
"Great post Kris.  It does make it sound much less impressive when you consider the page had 6 million 'likes' before its official launch.  That being said, it is still impressive that he has more than 7 million fans, more than…"
Apr 7, 2011
Kris Gotsch posted a blog post

7 million Messi fans on Facebook - the twisted facts!

Today was the day that Lionel Messi launched his official Facebook page. Numerous sites around the world (incl. Mashable) have been busy publishing stories around how Messi has been able to gather almost 7 million friends in just one day! Although Messi is the best football player on the planet at the moment and his club just took a big step towards the Champions League semi-final, it seems like things have been…See More
Apr 6, 2011
Kris Gotsch commented on Dr Jim Hamill's blog post Top Football Clubs take note – it’s also about Engagement
"Alan, Jim and Vincent, Definitely a good point and seems like we share quite a few common interests when it comes to fan engagements and relationships. Look forward to follow your work and ideas and to discuss the topics - just posted…"
Mar 23, 2011
Paula Paradellas commented on Kris Gotsch's blog post FC Barcelona breaks 10 million mark on Facebook
"Sorry about the delay, I'm a little lost with so many good topics regarding Sports Digital Marketing, discussions that we don't see very often here in Brazil. Well, at the same week that I wrote about Twitter's popularity among the…"
Mar 21, 2011

Profile Information

What kind of company do you work for?
other
What is the name of your company?
Eredivisie CV - Dutch Premier League
What is your job title?
Database Marketing Manager
What is your job function?
Marketing
Company Website
http://www.eredivisie.nl
Personal Website
http://www.loyalsticity.com

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7 million Messi fans on Facebook - the twisted facts!

Today was the day that Lionel Messi launched his official Facebook page. Numerous sites around the world (incl. Mashable) have been busy publishing stories around how Messi has been able to gather almost 7 million friends in just one day!

 

Although Messi is the best football player on the planet at the moment and his club just took a big step towards the Champions League semi-final, it seems like…

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Posted on April 6, 2011 at 5:36pm — 1 Comment

FC Barcelona breaks 10 million mark on Facebook

As the first sports club ever, FC Barcelona has just gone beyond 10 million "likes" on Facebook. Impressive volume but are the leading in more than just that?....

Posted on February 26, 2011 at 3:53pm — 5 Comments

The death of the sports club website?

The number of articles and blog post claiming that companies in the future may only focus on social sites instead of their own corporate brand websites is on the rise. Articles such as “The death of the brand website?” and “The death of the corporate website” are…

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Posted on February 21, 2011 at 3:36pm — 1 Comment

Top clubs can’t afford to get social media wrong

I believe a differentiation between clubs and leagues is necessary (e.g. based on size but also other parameters can be applied) when it comes to how/if to use and benefit from social media. Check out the following piece and would love to hear if you agree that top clubs can't afford to get social media wrong?:

http://tinyurl.com/37thnjb

Posted on November 10, 2010 at 2:00pm

The 12th Reason why Sports Clubs Should Take the Lead in Social Media and Social CRM

Just published: "The 12th Reason why Sports Clubs Should Take the Lead in Social Media and Social CRM" on Customerthink.com. See the full article here http://tinyurl.com/2e7sahg .... look forward to hear your views

Posted on September 21, 2010 at 1:06am

Comment Wall (5 comments)

At 10:32am on August 26, 2008, Kris Gotsch said…
Hallo everyone, looking forward to engage with you on matters related to CRM within the world of sports. In the past the world of CRM was "lead" by airlines, banks, telcos, supermarkets, but with CRM 2.0 or whatever term is being used for "collaboration" the sports industry is not only re-shaping marketing within sports but will take a lead in the world of CRM.
At 11:00am on September 2, 2008, Brian Cawley said…
Hi Chris,

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
At 12:26pm on October 3, 2008, Robert K Sebbale said…
Dear Kris,

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
At 11:51pm on November 27, 2009, Marcus said…
Hey Kris, glad to make your acquaintance. It's funny, but I actually have a little connection to the Eredivisie. I'm a Liverpool fan when it comes to soccer, but at the Miami HEAT, we actually had an intern from Holland who also did some work during his school years for Heerenveen. His name is Ralf Dekker and we stay in touch about soccer all the time. Anyhow, hope things are well with you in Holland.
At 2:27pm on February 11, 2010, Jason Peck said…
Thanks for the friend request. I definitely enjoyed your article on sports/crm

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