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Apr 13, 2010
Chris Kawasaki replied to Matt Hansen's discussion Your client finds a "pocket of money", say upwards of a $1 million that needs to be spent in 45 days. Ideally supporting a small business campaign. Where do you turn? NASCAR? PGA? Needs to be turnkey
"It really depends on who your client is going after. What's the demographic and who are they trying to reach? What are their marketing goals? Your client shouldn't just spend money because they have it. That has happened way too much and…"
Mar 16, 2010
Dion "Flea" Lee replied to Matt Hansen's discussion Your client finds a "pocket of money", say upwards of a $1 million that needs to be spent in 45 days. Ideally supporting a small business campaign. Where do you turn? NASCAR? PGA? Needs to be turnkey
"Women's Football is in need of a great sponsor. We are host the National Championship game in Vegas on July 31st. We are looking at airing this game on ESPN Network and looking for marketing partners to do this. Visit our league website at…"
Feb 25, 2010
Matt Hansen and Rusty Speidel are now friends
Feb 23, 2010
Rusty Speidel replied to Matt Hansen's discussion Your client finds a "pocket of money", say upwards of a $1 million that needs to be spent in 45 days. Ideally supporting a small business campaign. Where do you turn? NASCAR? PGA? Needs to be turnkey
"Maybe we can help. Rowdy.com is a social network focused on NASCAR that is part of the Sporting News family. We can put together a very nice sponsorship package for 2010 if you're interested. rusty@rowdy.com"
Feb 23, 2010
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Your client finds a "pocket of money", say upwards of a $1 million that needs to be spent in 45 days. Ideally supporting a small business campaign. Where do you turn? NASCAR? PGA? Needs to be turnkey

Yes, this truly happening. Need to find a way to spend sponsorship money. FAST. Needs to be paid for and completed in the next 45 days. Open for discussion. 
Feb 11, 2010
Matt Hansen and Jessica Hanson are now friends
Nov 5, 2009
Matt Hansen replied to Pat Coyle's discussion What's the best way for NFL to handle Twitter?
"As I blogged about yesterday http://is.gd/251gJ , I believe the teams should decide on their own policies, but we know the NFL will eventually step in and try to control the flow of information from it's players. The NFL will make it out to be…"
Aug 6, 2009

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Super Sunday More Than Superficial

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While it’s true the economy continues to plummet and corporations are cutting back on their entertainment and hospitality budgets (don’t worry, the Maxim party is still going to happen for those of you lucky enough to be invited), sponsorships and community programs surrounding the Super Bowl continue to thrive. It’s not just the million dollar commercials ($3 million for a 30-second spot during this year’s Super Bowl on NBC) where products and… Continue

Posted on February 12, 2009 at 11:02am

Yet Another Reason To Play In The Social Space? – Increased Access to Professional Athletes. Will it Be Embraced?

Remember the days when reporters would hang around with pro athletes, maybe even have dinner with them after the game? Me neither. Excluding NASCAR, access to professional athletes, especially the stars, continues to decrease on yearly basis.



Today’s salaries (ego), endorsements (ego), visibility and popularity (ego), free agency, etc. have all but put an end to a fan greeting their favorite player after the game, or the media being able to have an honest conversation with an elite… Continue

Posted on December 12, 2008 at 1:03pm — 1 Comment

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