How do large companies like Monster Energy evaluate sponsorship ROI?
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Large companies often cannot precisely measure ROI on sponsorship spending. Monster Energy's CFO Tom Kelly admitted they don't measure it directly in finance - they see results through increased sales but can't attribute specific returns to specific sponsorships. What they do track is presence: Is your chase truck wrapped? Is the logo placed correctly and clean? Does your race suit look professional? Is your helmet clean? Are you using provided materials like easy-ups properly at events? They evaluate whether athletes performed up to expectations at each race. For big companies, the 'you know it when you have it' approach often applies.
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