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The State of Sports Marketing in 2021

The State of Sports Marketing in 2021

Report: 2020 Sponsorship Year In Review Hookit’s 2020 Sponsorship Year In Review is compiled to allow marketers to benchmark their brand against other brands in their segment who are also investing in sports sponsorship as well as across industry verticals. The data gathered for this report is from social and digital channels, including Facebook,...

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X Games Aspen 2018 TV Audience Records Double-Digit Growth

X Games Aspen 2018 TV Audience Records Double-Digit Growth

Triple-Digit Growth for Digital Audience; Second-Largest Attendance in Aspen History
X Games Aspen 2018 content across ESPN’s networks enjoyed double-digit usage growth on television, triple digit growth on digital and streaming services, while video growth across social media networks drove nearly 11 million video views.

DOWNLOAD THE WINTER OLYMPICS 2018 AFRICAN SOCIAL MEDIA REPORT

A new social media report from Lagos-based sports communication company, CampsBay Media using data provided by sponsorship analytics company Hookit, shows that African athletes generated twice as many interactions on Instagram than they did on Facebook and almost 20 times that of Twitter.

How Social Media Can Help Show What An Olympian Is Worth — And Close The Gender Pay Gap

How Social Media Can Help Show What An Olympian Is Worth — And Close The Gender Pay Gap

Olympians were once largely anonymous athletes. The period leading up to the Olympic Games and directly thereafter was the prime (and sometimes only) opportunity to capitalize on their athletic notoriety. However, with the arrival of social media, athletes gained platforms – virtually overnight – that extended their time in the spotlight. Controlling their own narratives meant they were no longer at the mercy of a publicist or sponsor to connect them with fans or draw interest to their sports. Because of social media, Olympians entered the realm of the everyday professional athlete.