Sports Marketing 2.0

Re-thinking sports marketing now that fans are in charge

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Wanted/Needed...Social Media Sideline Reporter @PhoenixSuns

As sports teams/organizations get more social smart and social savvy, you will see more of these calls for help. Sports teams are looking for ways to keep their fan bases alive with anticipation...and fans want to be involved.…See More
Oct 5, 2011
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Everything IS Different!

Article first published as Everything IS Different on Technorati.We have just…See More
Aug 19, 2011
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Everything IS Mobile...Convergence

I have pondered the idea of mobile convergence for many years. This image is actually the back of one of our kitchen cabinets. Trying to conceive of what was to come, I created a montage of images and notes. It became very clear, that soon "everything would be mobile" and I now have a bit of redemption, at least in my kitchen. (J-told you…See More
Aug 11, 2011
Deanna commented on Tim McGarry's blog post Cleveland Indians Case Study: Size of Social Media Following Doesn’t Matter
" Indians Social Suite is great example of what to do right! It also suggests that simply acknowledging the efforts of social fans creates lasting connections. By far, more powerful than any type of monetary acknowledgment. It is also important…"
Apr 5, 2011
Deanna is now friends with Kevin Seamans and Larry M. Klukaszewski
Jun 10, 2010
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Ideas for connecting

Do you moderate social dialogues to death?It is important not-to-disrupt the naturalprocess of communication or links/connections to like-minded individuals. In Connecting, we share ideas of how this enables a natural process of influence, offering a splendid learning opportunity and brings key variables of influence into view. See More
Jun 1, 2010
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Nike Write The Future – We “ARE” all connected

With only a few days to go, heartbeats around the world are already accelerating as South Africa prepares to host The FIFA World Cup.Nike needed a perfect opportunity to strengthen the swoosh as a global force in Football and their “Write The Future” message is a brilliant attempt. Nike acknowledges the significance of individual moments, how they really do stimulate global…See More
May 21, 2010

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Wanted/Needed...Social Media Sideline Reporter @PhoenixSuns

As sports teams/organizations get more social smart and social savvy, you will see more of these calls for help. Sports teams are looking for ways to keep their fan bases alive with anticipation...and fans want to be involved.…



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Posted on October 5, 2011 at 2:00pm

Everything IS Different!

Article first published as Everything IS Different on Technorati.…



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Posted on August 19, 2011 at 8:30am

Everything IS Mobile...Convergence

I have pondered the idea of mobile convergence for many years. This image is actually the back of one of our kitchen cabinets. Trying to conceive of what was to come, I created a montage of images and notes. It became very clear, that soon "everything would be mobile" and I now have a bit of redemption, at least in my…

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Posted on August 11, 2011 at 1:00pm

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2010 Mid Year Trend Report Pallino1021 - Exec Summary.pptx



Inside: A look at Mobile, Social and Video trends along with new measurement tools and business trends to offer a holistic view of how people are adopting and using technology.


This report helps you to visualize the advantages of a…

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Posted on July 19, 2010 at 5:00pm

Ideas for connecting

Do you moderate social dialogues to death?

It is important not-to-disrupt the natural process of communication or links/connections to like-minded individuals. In Connecting, we share ideas of how this enables a natural process of influence, offering a splendid learning opportunity and brings key variables of influence into view.


Posted on June 1, 2010 at 4:30pm

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