When we write blog posts about social media in general, you’ll find those posts here. It doesn’t necessarily have to be about social media platforms that we specifically support, but we typically do try to focus more on the ones supported within Everwall—like Twitter, Instagram, Slack, etc.
Sports is a $500 billion industry in the U.S., with companies spending more than $34 billion per year in sports advertising, according to Plunkett Research. But with all this spending, where do the dollars rest when it comes to using social media in sports marketing?
You can find it any night of the week in Boise, Idaho. One company in New York City hosts it at 65 locations. And in Fort Worth, Texas, you’ll have to choose between Harry Potter or Disney. What is it? Trivia night. Ideas for hosting a trivia night are wide open. Choose any night, any theme, add in a prize, and chances are you’ll have an audience.
Businesses that promote positive office culture initiatives aren’t just investing in their employee’s well-being. A positive office culture is central to an environment where managers and employees aim to uphold a company’s vision, goals, and core values.
To host an event, you need the heart of a dragon, the patience of a saint, the endurance of a prize-fighter, and probably more coffee than is normally acceptable. You need a location, seating, tables, presenters, snacks, a good swag bag, and a capable team. And above all, you need an audience. Can you imagine how different the energy of a Ted Talk would be if half of the seats were empty?
When you’re running social media for a sports team, the competitive spirit can extend to your department. How much can you do with a small budget? What innovative ideas can get fans talking?
Creating that ideal campaign is challenging, even for the most successful teams.
