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The Dynamic Intersection of Sports, Fashion & Technology: Shaping the Future of Athletic Style

Burrelles Fresh Ideas

The convergence of sport and fashion has emerged as a fascinating space where innovation, trendsetting, and technological advancements collide. The early days of sports apparel were primarily driven by functionality, with little emphasis on aesthetics.

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How Sports #PR has Changed for the Better (Mostly)

Deirdre Breakenridge

Consumers, especially young ones, are getting most of their content from social media and online platforms. This is even more evident in the sports world. Sports organizations would conduct their PR through traditional forms of media; newspapers, television, billboards, things like that.

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Not so super communication disrespects sporting heritage

Steve Barrett on PR

The recent abortive attempt to upturn the structure of European soccer was an object lesson in how not to treat consumers and how not to safeguard a brand.

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Has Gatorade Diluted its Brand?

Mindful Marketing

The world’s foremost sports drinks maker has won with such strategies for decades, but does adding bottled water to its product mix develop or dilute Gatorade’s iconic brand? Over the last 10 years, the market for sports and exercise-related rehydration has burst open.

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The Biggest Consumer Trends for 2020

5W PR

As consumers adapt and adjust to the changing times around them so do their priorities, interests, and the brands they engage with and purchase from. As specific consumer trends evolve, so does brand messaging. ONEHOPE Wine is on a mission to inspire consumers to indulge while doing good. Emotional Experiences.

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Playing the Game: 4 Tips for Building a Career in Sports PR

PRSay

During my 35 years in sports public relations, I’ve met many people, from college students to mid-career executives, who aspire to build a career like mine because of their passion for the game. However, a love of sports alone is only the price of entry. Like a lot of folks, I enjoyed the sport on occasion. The work paid off.

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Crossovers: From Sports to Tech

The Hoffman Agency

In undergrad, I stuck to sports PR and saw the good and bad sides of that industry. I wanted to be excited about my work without having it consume me. The post Crossovers: From Sports to Tech appeared first on "What's HAppening" Blog. People are so passionate but can also be immensely cruel.

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