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When ESPN joined forces with TFL for their World Cup 2014 campaign, everyone knew this would be an ‘underground-breaking’ partnership.
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But how do you measure the success of a campaign underground? With Brandwatch, that’s how.
Download this case study to learn how ESPN used Brandwatch’s insightful demographics data and intelligent sentiment analysis to:
- Spark engagement with key demographics
- Identify where on the London Underground the social campaign was best received
- Achieve over 60% positive mentions about the campaign
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The document discusses the history and evolution of sportscasting from the first televised games in the 1930s-40s to modern sports broadcasting. It traces the growth of national networks covering sports on weekends and the rise of cable channels like ESPN. The document also covers how to become a sportscaster, including popular college majors and typical job roles. Famous sportscasters are mentioned along with the increasing use of HD broadcasting for sports.
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The document discusses several sports blogs and websites, as well as audience research related to sports blogs. It provides statistics on audience sizes and demographics for various sports media brands. It also includes the results of a questionnaire about readers' sports interests and blog preferences. Key points:
- ESPN's NBA blog and NBA.com's 'Hang Time Blog' are two of the most popular blogs for NBA coverage.
- An email from a professional blogger provided valuable audience research on targeting and making blogs more successful.
- talkSPORT is a leading UK brand with over 3 million weekly listeners, most of whom are men.
- Questionnaire results showed readers prefer visiting sites for soccer, American football, and basketball
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talkSPORT has grown significantly since its launch in 1999 to become the UK's largest sports radio station. It has over 2.9 million weekly listeners across multiple platforms and broadcasts a wide range of live sporting events. talkSPORT continues to expand its global and digital reach through partnerships and growing online/social media audiences.
talkSPORT has grown significantly since its launch in 1999 to become the UK's largest sports radio station. It has a weekly audience of over 3.2 million listeners and has expanded its digital presence through social media platforms and its website. talkSPORT has increased its broadcasting rights for live sports events such as Premier League football matches. This has helped talkSPORT establish credibility in football broadcasting and drive further growth in its radio audiences and digital platforms.
The document is a press release from SMS Bong Da announcing that their website about football news and information saw a dramatic increase in visitors due to a new section on popular FIFA World Cup songs. The section provides details on famous songs from past World Cups that are fan favorites. The press release notes that the articles in this section were widely shared among Vietnamese readers. It also provides background on the company and contact details.
This document summarizes a survey of UNIBridge students about their interests in English Premier League football clubs and players. The survey gathered data on students' gender, how often they watch football, their favorite clubs and places to watch, and ratings of popular players. The summary presents statistics on these topics, such as the number of male and female students, how often they watch games, the most popular clubs and players. It concludes that most students support Manchester United and trends can change over time.
Pete Rozelle was the NFL commissioner from 1960 to 1989 who is largely credited with developing the modern economic model for professional sports leagues. He convinced owners to share television revenue equally to promote competitive balance. Rozelle also pioneered public relations and marketing efforts like developing the Super Bowl into a premier television event and creating Monday Night Football. Through revenue sharing and media strategies, Rozelle increased the NFL's brand awareness, fostered its image, and transformed the league's brand for long term fan loyalty and financial success.
The document discusses the author's dream of watching a Champions League final in person from the VIP box at Wembley Stadium within the next year. As a lifelong football fan from Kolkata, the author has always wanted to see top players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney live. Careful planning shows the total cost of travel from Mumbai, tickets, hotel, and shopping would be around Rs. 1.4 lakhs, making the dream achievable. The author is passionate about realizing this "once in a lifetime" experience of watching a major European final in a prestigious stadium.
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The history of the National Football League abroad began in the 1980s with preseason games called the American Bowl played around the world, including in London. This helped generate interest in American football outside the US when soccer was struggling. The NFL continued playing international games until 1993 to further expand its global presence. This early global exposure introduced American football to new audiences and laid the foundation for the NFL's future international efforts.
The document provides planning details for a fanzine that will discuss the intersection of sports, social media, and mental health. It includes a mood board analysis highlighting inspiration from football fanzines and articles on social media's negative impacts. The content outline details sections on sports, social media in sports, sponsors, the positives and negatives of social media, abusive behavior online, and the Euro 2020 final and aftermath. Production elements like visual style, page count, and organization are planned. A production schedule is also provided to guide research, interviews, and layout.
2. Why?
Football is massive . Its is claimed that Manchester Utd have 325
million followers in Asia Pacific. (Kantar sports study)
It’s a passion point . A fan will join up with other fans in coffee
shops and bars to watch the games live and is happy to stay up late to
watch the games.
Fans want validation . A fan will be keen to gain news and
will scour the forums, Pay TV, club websites, social media and local fan
clubs for information, gossip and some sense of connection.
There is a Gap. Whilst APAC provides good coverage of games
they do very little for pre/post match analysis and key opinions.
3. The Podcast: Our Vision
A weekly 45 min podcast presented from London
and Singapore with a focus on the English
Premier league made especially for the Asian
football fan.
Taking the global game and making it feel local.
Giving fans in South East Asia a direct connection
to the heart of the EPL, an inside track to the
major issues in England and Asia from experts and
the stars themselves.
4. The Match Winner
Each week we will be joined by a big name from
the EPL.
In the first few weeks we expect to hear from star
players from the past and present from Liverpool,
Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea.
5. Potential Interviews
Current stars such as Jamie Carragher, Vincent
Kompany, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Owen
Ex-pros such as Denis Wise, Dietmar Hamann,
Stephane Henchoz and David James
Managers such as Rafael Benitez
Key personnel within the game such as
commentators, presenters and referees e.g. Peter
Drury, John Dykes, Andy Townsend, Howard Webb,
Jeff Winter
6. The show will be hosted by international DJ and BBC
presenter Nihal in London. Each week he will be joined by
a different guest from the football world ‘live’ in the
studio.
Respected journalists Neil Humphreys and Mayur Bhanji
make up the rest of the team giving views and insight
direct from studios in Singapore
7. Nihal Arthanayake
A life long Tottenham Hotspur fan
but most people will know him as DJ
of international repute. He has a
regular show on the BBC’s flagship
music network, Radio One and a
weekday phone in on the BBC Asian
Network.
He regularly DJs around the world and appears on a variety of
TV shows in the UK. As a British presenter of Sri Lankan origin
he takes a keen interest in the media in the Asian region and is
Trustee of the British Asian Trust and the British Council
8. Mayur Bhanji
A British journalist of Indian origin. Currently the
Football Producer at Fox Sports Asia, (formerly
ESPN StarSports) he has worked for some of the
largest media organizations in the world including
BBC Sport and Real Madrid TV.
Clarence Seedorf (left) Mayur Bhanji (Right)
He regularly reports on the Barclays Premier League and UEFA
Champions League and has interviewed some of the most
influential players and administrators in football including FIFA
President Sepp Blatter, UEFA President Michel Platini, Liverpool
defender Jamie Carragher and Chelsea Interim Manager Rafael
Benitez. Mayur has impeccable contacts in football both in
Europe and in Asia where he now lives.
9. Neil Humphreys
One of Singapore’s best-selling authors and an
award-winning football writer. His works on
Singapore are among the most popular titles in the
past decade. His fifth book,Be My Baby, (2008)
chronicled his journey to parenthood and was his
first international best-seller. Humphreys went on
to pen two novels –Match Fixer (2010) and Premier
Leech (2011) – to critical acclaim in the UK. Both
books were best-sellers in Singapore. Humphreys
has written extensively for Esquire Magazine,
FourFourTwo, The Straits Times, TODAY, The New
Paper, Men’s Health and many more.
He is also a popular Premier League TV pundit on Tiger, It's Your Shout,
a football discussion show in Singapore.
11. Caj Sohal
Almost two decades working in football
media. A former Head of Football for the BBC
he is one of the most experienced sports
specialists in the UK . He was responsible for
planning the national coverage of the EPL,
the UEFA Champions League, World Cups,
International football and various other
tournaments and competitions.
He has produced some of the biggest sports shows on British
Radio and TV including ‘Match of the Day’ and ‘Sports Report’.
He now runs a sport and media company whose clients include
Nike, BBC, Laureus and the ICC Champions Trophy.
12. Amit Patel
Specializing in content marketing
Amit has APAC experience in
content strategy, communication,
sponsorship and creation and
acquisition for branded
entertainment.
Brands include Proctor & Gamble (Gillette, SKII H&S, Pantene
etc), Tesco, Coca-Cola, Hugo Boss, Gucci, Shell and more.
Amit also has a holistic understanding of digital with past
experience in management of digital platforms, performance
based marketing, digital and social activations.
13. Key Contacts to success
• The Premier League and The FA.
• Close ties with top clubs Clubs e.g. LFC, MUFC,
Tottenham Hotspurs, MCFC and Chelsea
• Ex-pros, sports personalities and current
footballers
• Ties with major sports brands e.g. Nike, Adidas,
Warrior
• Ties with publishers and broadcasters
• Contacts with commercial brands
14. Brief Social Media Strategy Overview
1. Twitter Engagement from theFootball45 with
followers through Q&A, updates, questions for
upcoming interviews, competitions etc.
2. Increase influence through blogs
3. Increase awareness through leverage of the
digital presence of key influencers:
• Fans
• Ex-pros
• Celebs
• Footballers
• Sport personalities
15. Proposal
Trial and feature the first four shows on publisher
digital properties across SEA. (starting 2 nd April)
Publisher to estimate reach.
Report weekly stats to measure success
Discuss possible routes of monetization based on
metrics and production value after trial.