The New Jersey Nets' web site has been relaunched--and nearly every segment of the site seems to have a sponsor attached. By contrast, check out the presentations of the Knicks, the Lakers of Tinseltown, and especially the champion San Antonio Spurs. They're no less flashy, but they are less branded.
That's profitable marketing by the Nets and a reminder, yet again, of a significant dimension of professional sports today. "[Nets CEO Brett] Yormark and his team have seen to it that a veritable department store of marketers are given space and face time with fans," Brandweek reported last year about some other efforts.
Yormark, clearly, has kept up the pace.
The Nets, top and bottom
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The Knicks
The Lakers
The Spurs
That's profitable marketing by the Nets and a reminder, yet again, of a significant dimension of professional sports today. "[Nets CEO Brett] Yormark and his team have seen to it that a veritable department store of marketers are given space and face time with fans," Brandweek reported last year about some other efforts.
Yormark, clearly, has kept up the pace.
The Nets, top and bottom
(click to enlarge)
The Knicks
The Lakers
The Spurs
OHMIGOD! RATNER IS A BUSINESSMAN!
ReplyDeleteTHANK GOD WE HAVE NORMAN ODER TO EXPOSE THIS CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY AND BROOKLYN!
WHAT'S NEXT?
WAKE UP AMERICA BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!
I agree. This accusation seems a bit over-the-top.
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