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Rebranded Network ION Champions Women’s Sports with a Grand Central Pop-up

Event Marketer

To reintroduce ION as a robust entertainment network and continue building its community of sports fans, the brand staged a multipronged campaign that kicked off at Advertising Week New York last month with a panel that featured WNBA legend Sue Bird and executives from the WNBA and NWSL, as well as OOH that promoted its women’s sports programming.

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8 Tips for Your Hybrid or Virtual Event Marketing Strategy

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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of hybrid and virtual events. This led to a quick shift in how to approach one’s virtual event marketing strategy. Marketing these types of events can be pivotal to drawing huge numbers of registrations and high levels of engagement.

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The Brief: Weed Sponsorships and Predictive Palettes

Event Marketer

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW THIS WEEK This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover floating face serum, a smokin’ festival sponsorship and predictive palettes. ANA further reports that the ethnic diversity of the advertising and marketing industries declined from 32.3 fest—until now, that is. population.

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The Brief: Cash Showers and ‘F*d Up’ Sponsorships

Event Marketer

To support its on-the-ground activity, Fabletics additionally launched an aerial advertisement that read “Run… then get f*d up,” which followed the race route between miles six and 12. Patrick’s Day revelry, distributed green beaded necklaces that read “#1 F-ing Fan” to spectators at mile 23.

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Sports Sponsorship Update, Part 2: How Brands are Driving Measurable Change for Women’s Sports

Event Marketer

Fortunately, brands are offering women’s sports an assist through purpose-led sponsorship programs that, at their core, are about driving awareness of the leagues and the players more than the company’s latest offerings. It’s not just the right thing to do, “it’s good business,” says Alison Giordano, svp-global sponsorships at Mastercard.

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How American Weed Co.’s Presenting Sponsorship Made History at Cali Vibes

Event Marketer

“We still can’t digitally advertise on Facebook like other brands can, and from a Delta-9 and THC standpoint, you can’t sell direct-to-consumer. So we have to look at other ways that are off the page and offline to market to our fans. s sponsorship kept the good vibes going beyond the festival, too. Let’s go.”

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Executive Q&A: Inside Dos Equis’ College Football Tailgate Throwdown Campaign

Event Marketer

Dos Equis is a brand primarily known for its advertising, notably “The Most Interesting Man in the World” campaign, featuring the fantastic exploits of a sophisticated older gentleman and a catchphrase—”Stay thirsty, my friends”—that spread through internet meme culture like wildfire. How do your marketing programs differ now?