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We've seen a lot of great World Cup spots, but none yet have been set in a retirement home. Check out Sony's latest UK spot in support of their global FIFA World Cup sponsorship. Related: Sony's World Cup Content Strategy source
Read MorePrioritizing Sponsorship Prospects
Many sponsorship sales pros will agree that one of the toughest parts of the job is managing the time expenditure they put into researching and reaching out to prospects, each with varying degrees of potential interest. Sink too much time into dead ends and you'll take attention away from your most qualified leads. Check out what Rick Singer (VP, Client Executive Marketing at IBM-pictured, far ...
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Read MoreWith all of the advertising and sponsorship clutter in the sports and entertainment space, when was the last time your brand directly explained to consumers how you are effectively leveraging your partnerships to benefit the fans and the sport? The video below, detailing Vodafone's supporting partnership of the Vodafone Warriors rugby team, is a tremendous, "must watch" piece for anyone workin...
Read MoreUmbro's "I'm in" Campaign Asks for Cup Endorsements
Already a sponsor of the Football Association and Team England, Umbro has put its support behind England's bid for the 2018 World Cup, in the form of sponsorship. Worldfootballinsider.com reports that the bid committee's fifth top-tier partner is estimated to be worth $1.4 million. In support of the sponsorship, Umbro has launched a major social media push to gather celeb and fan endorsement...
Read MoreNike's Awesome World Cup Ad Shows Dwindling Power of "Official"
Nike’s awesome new World Cup ad (video below) shows the dwindling power of the sponsorship: Nike isn’t a cup sponsor, and the ad doesn’t mention the competition. The World Cup — coming in June from South Africa — is actually sponsored by Adidas. And yet the new Nike ad is so entertaining and star-studded that it could well wipe the floor with whatever Adidas comes up with. Read More >>
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Read MoreMainstream Brands Get Ready for Bonnaroo
Middle Tennessee's Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival attracted 80,000 fans last year. But overt commercialism (read signage) and music festival don't always mix. So what's a brand to do? Provide an experience that affords them the permission to talk with music fans. This year 28 sponsors will join jam bands and mainstream music acts to gain the favor of 18-34 year olds over the four day event ...
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Read MoreCarlsberg Re-ups with UEFA for 7th Go at EURO
UEFA and Carlsberg have extended their sponsorship for EURO 2012, UEFA's premiere national-team competition, continuing a relationship that dates back to 1988. Carlsberg is the fifth global partner for UEFA EURO 2012, joining adidas, Castrol, Coca-Cola and Hyundai-Kia agreements. As part of this sponsorship deal, Carlsberg will acquire the exclusive marketing rights for the alcoholic beverage...
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