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As we head toward 2024 the issues and opportunities with regard to engagement in social continues to ebb and flow. While Twitter continues to be a quandry for many, TikTok and its continued frenzy pushes more engagement amongst a growing using audience than ever before, all based around a complicated algorithm of shares and engagement. …
Records are made to be broken in sport, and sometimes they literally are a lot of fun that come tumbling down. Case in point last week when the Edmonton Oil Kings set a new standard for a hockey phenomenon, the Teddy Bear Toss. From The Maritimes to California, a hockey holiday rite of charity has …
Last week was our second to last planned trip of the year, to Washington for SBJ Dealmakers. Great to listen and learn not just from those on the stage but those randomly roaming the hallways. Some things to think about on the first Monday in December. “Are You Willing to Cross The Street?” That question …
It keeps getting better. My Cause, My Cleats keeps finding new ways to make the pie bigger for cause marketing. For those who don’t know, it started as a simple way for players to tell their story a few seasons ago, one which drew the ire of the NFL as a uniform violation, but one …
A few weeks ago our class served as a good reminder for what communicative storytelling for a team was all about, and how it has evolved over the years. The team PR person serves many masters, all of whom want control of two key areas… Access and Information Balancing access with information so that the …
GUEST POST: As we have done from time to time, we have featured some great storytelling and best practices from guest writers. Here is a good one all Giannis from Scott Trick. Scott has collected sports cards since the early 80’s and because of his love for collecting he started the website sports card authority. …
In our class we often talk about how you distinguish yourself from those around you, what resonates when people close their eyes and see you as a person…how you stood out ever so subtly from the crowd. It doesn’t have to be loud, it doesn’t have to be brash, but identifying and then expanding the …
Quite the week of listening and learning on screen, and yes, in person (twice) this past week. Thursday night in New York we had a chance to be up close (literally front table) to listen to a POV and best practices from several key dealmakers we don’t often here speak so candidly, including Redbird’s Gerry …
As we put the finishing touches on the third edition of our book, worth sharing a great best practice from agent/marketing exec and former Columbia student Jesse Lichtenberg. Jessie has worked with athletes big and small in her career, and some of her best work has been done on the Olympics side. Here is a …
We have come a long way from where “Ethnic Nights” started in professional sports in the U.S. It used to be slapping a “Los” on jerseys, handing out Fortune Cookies and assuming every player whose name ended in “Burg” was Jewish all qualified for “Special Heritage Nights.’ Tons of mistakes, a misunderstanding of culture and …
