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SPORTS PUBLICITY, MARKETING & BRAND BUILDING IN A NEW AGE: WITH JOE FAVORITO
A lot of people comment that it seems like I am “everywhere,” when in reality I don’t travel as much as I used to, although being in the New York area has its advantages for quick meetings, coffees and catch ups. One skill that we are always working on, in addition to listening, is time …
“Do you have a card?” is still one of the questions that comes up after the first initial business encounter. In many cultures it is a rite of passage and a traditional business exercise; however in our digital native first and time challenged environment of today, the simple act of printing and having business cards …
“In the future, everyone will have a podcast and an email newsletter for 15 minutes.” That little tweet from my longtime friend and colleague Jim Maiella really summed up the rush to storytell and create authoritative share of voice these days, albeit into a crowded marketplace and sometimes, without fully know who, why and where …
When the initial talk of VR and sports first arose a few years ago, the real buzz was what could be done around games for fans thousands of miles away who could never get to a game. Putting fans in China or India courtside to see LeBron James, or ringside for a Triple G fight, …
We love following disruptive innovative businesses in sport, especially ones that rise from a passion or an idea into a movement. One of those is Hoops Nation, a Gen Z geared platform that was created about basketball for the digital first fan. Buster Scher is the founder of Hoops Nation, which has over 550,000 followers …
One of the most important assets to growth, and one of the most underrated, is the ability or the want to never stop learning. It doesn’t matter from who or from what, but the quest to keep trying and finding new things is what makes every day interesting and leads you to places you never …
One of the really nice functions of Facebook is the “On This Day” page, which gives you the opportunity to look back on where you were on that day since you signed up. I make it one of the first things I do every morning. Today it reminded me that six years ago this week …
This week at an event at The Paley Center in Manhattan on sports media hosted by the School of Communications and Media at Montclair State University, longtime New York Times writer Harvey Araton talked about three very important points in the ever-changing world of media. First is that those members of the media who do …
If you want to be remembered, the saying goes, it’s best to be first or last, few remember those in the middle. This weekend the NFL will take another step forward in a “first,” the most bold of their “firsts” in recent weeks, as they work with Yahoo to stream the Jaguars-Bills game from London. …
It is always interesting to see what attacker brands will do to try and cut through the clutter. This past week there was a half-page ad in the New York Times from the Chinese cell phone company Meitu, in English and Chinese, in the form of an “Open letter” to IOC President Thomas Bach. The …
