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As we tip off March Madness, the good young people at the Complete SET Agency took a look for the second year in a row at the social footprint of the head coaches at each school. The coaches, especially in the highly visible worlds of football and basketball. At the biggest levels they are well …
As we tip off March Madness, the good young people at the Complete SET Agency took a look for the second year in a row at the social footprint of the head coaches at each school. The coaches, especially in the highly visible worlds of football and basketball. At the biggest levels they are well …
A few weeks ago we looked at the social imprint March Madness coaches had, and were surprised to see the lack of engagement. So we turned our attention to baseball to see if the social space was more vibrant amongst skippers. Well, not exactly. One of the biggest challenges and opportunities MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred …
We received a great deal of Feedback from the two posts we have done on March madness coaches, one on their Twitter activity or lack thereof, and the same on the lack of Instagram activity. We wanted to ask someone who works even closer with coaches, some athletes and others like politicians on the issues …
There is no doubt that if you want to engage with a generation below 30, you want to have an understanding of the social space; how it works, how it helps, what the pratfalls are etc. Even if you choose not to engage, having a casual working knowledge of platforms is always helpful. Of all …
They are some of the most visible and enduring faces around college sports; the head coaches, especially in the highly visible worlds of football and basketball. At the biggest levels they are well compensated, driven and passionate about their craft, which largely revolves around the lives of very young and talented student athletes. Most are …
It used to be a simple act of passage for families every fall. A local farm would carve a simple maze into its now depleted cornfield and charge a few bucks for kids to roam around for a few hours, then have some cider and donuts and go into a field and pick a pumpkin …