Re-thinking sports marketing now that fans are in charge
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Indeed, both of them are Belgian soccermagazines.
Sport/Voetbalmagazine is Dutch and Sport/Foot Magazine is French.
Cheers,
Wouter
I have made a request to be member of the sports marketing group.
An introduction to our company:
Stadium Impact supports premier league clubs in building club communities and brand awareness by turnkey sales and operation of (live) content on screens in and around stadiums, looking at broadcasting from an internet point of view. This means there is interaction between different media carriers. For example, an advertiser can show a business-to-consumer commercial on video walls, a logo on the LED boarding (branding) and a business-to-business commercial on the TV circuit in the business lounges. This also means that the commercial content can be altered live through the Internet.
Because Stadium Impact works with 7 dutch Premier League clubs, we have already gathered a large number of regular advertisers who seek national media-attention. Most of them automatically follow us when we add new clubs to the package. We hold the total and exclusive marketing rights of the screens in the stadiums.
Thanks,
Megan
Thanks again,
Megan
Thanks for your compliment. Love your site, and your initiative.
I'm interested in hearing more about what you're doing for female athletes and coaches. Would you be open to an interview?
Please feel free to contact me at any time at mhueter@gmail.com.
Looking forward to learning more.
Thanks for the invite! I just joined your community. I would love to discuss working together. I most likely will be in St Louis; The Sport Source will be there for sure.
Katie
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