Sports Media Best Practices: How Do You Market Your Brand Where It Does Not Show?
Monday, November 16, 2009
, Posted by Christopher Byrne at 12:05 PM, under
Brand Management,
Sports Media Best Practices
The days of broadcast networks owning their own fleet of mobile production units. A long time ago, they outsourced this capital equipment. But there is a downside to that. When CBS Sports, Fox Sports, and ESPN are covering games, people walking by the truck "compounds" do not know, or may not know, who they are. So how does a sports network overcome the lack of branding?
The answer is actually very simple, and was done by a creative ESPN crew this weekend in Athens, Georgia. Just take one of the network "banners" and tie it to the back of one of the trucks.
Of course, some regional networks have paper banners, so it might not work as well. But what the ESPN crew did above is a simple, cost effective way to expand your brand presence so people know who you are. It does not matter who owns the actual trucks.
Interested in learning more?
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If you would like to talk to us about how we can work with you on these and other business process issues, both technical and non-technical, you can email us at infoATthecayugagroupDOT.com (replacing the AT and DOT of course) or call us at 706-363-0299.
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