Posts Tagged ‘Sports Marketing’
Most Important Content Genres To Pay-TV Subscribers, October 2014 [CHART]
The two most important genres for pay-TV and non-pay-TV subscribers are news and prime-time shows.
Read MoreNFL Fanatics vs Casual Fans [INFOGRAPHIC]
Highly engaged fans (43%) are 2x more likely to stream NFL games on their mobile device compared to casual fans (21%).
Read MoreNFL Fans In-Stadium Mobile Behavior [INFOGRAPHIC]
NFL fans use their mobile devices in the stadium to take pictures (57%), text (46%), post to social media (34%), check NFL scores or Fantasy Football stats (33%) or shop for NFL merchandise (7%).
Read MoreNFL Fans Mobile Social Sharing [INFOGRAPHIC]
One in three football fans share NFL information via their mobile device, according to a RadiumOne mobile survey.
Read MoreNFL Fans Gameday Mobile Behavior [INFOGRAPHIC]
Over one third of respondents who attend NFL games use their mobile devices in the stadium.
Read MoreNFL Mobile App Use [INFOGRAPHIC]
77% of fans have 2-3 NFL focused apps (ESPN/Yahoo) on their smartphone for real-time monitoring, according to a RadiumOne mobile survey.
Read MoreNFL Content Consumption On Mobile
54% of fans engage with NFL content on their mobile devices, according to a RadiumOne mobile survey.
Read MoreSucky Presentations, Twitter Vendettas & Audio Cards [PODCAST]
Episode 68: BL and David discuss discuss sucky presentations, how not to respond to critics on social media, Twitter Audio Cards, Google’s Dr. Chats & much more.
Read MoreMobile App Consumption Increases By Category, 2013-2014 [CHART]
The overall amount of time spent with mobile applications grew by 21% between August 2013 and last month.
Read MoreMicrosoft CEO Patronizes Women & Online Terrorist Hunters [PODCAST]
Episode 67: David & BL discuss Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s outrageous suggestion that women rely on karma for raises; DIY invisibility; freelance terrorist hunters.
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