What creative alternatives should sponsored athletes offer when live events aren't possible?
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When experiential marketing at events isn't possible, sponsors need ambassadors to pivot to other tools like social media content creation and finding non-typical ways to represent the brand. The challenge for any sponsored athlete is: if you're not on the track competing, how do you continue to be an ambassador for that brand? This requires creative thinking about alternative content and engagement opportunities.
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Al Rondon of Coca-Cola — from the Mello Yello NHRA program — explains what one of the world's biggest brands wants from sponsorship, joined by 12-time champion Mitchell DeJong on landing and keeping deals.
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