sports marketing
Is the World Cup worth the investment for brands?
Between human rights violations, a corruption scandal and a global recession, the 2022 FIFA World Cup soccer tournament poses a tricky balancing act for advertisers.
What are Chinese sponsors hoping to get out of the World Cup?
Chinese brands are the biggest-spending sponsors at the 2022 Qatar World Cup. But with a tournament dogged by controversy, will it deliver the results brands are hoping for?
United for success: How Chinese brands can leverage sports to win internationally
SPORTFIVE’s Echo Li expounds on how Chinese brands can use 'the beautiful game' to raise their global profile.
How should marketers approach the Qatar World Cup?
With rising global inflation and economic uncertainty, Campaign explores the opportunities and challenges facing brands as one of the busiest times of the year collides with a major sporting event.
Oppo extends interest in sports marketing with UEFA deal
Chinese electronics brand signs up with European football body across different competitions, including the Champions League for the next two seasons.
Tottenham Hotspurs rides digitalisation, personalisation to retain fans
With a multitude of entertainment options, the 130-year old club has a fight on its hands to keep consumers—especially millennials—interested in the club, says executive director Donna-Maria Cullen.
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