Game day is still weeks away, but the marketing industry is getting ready for its biggest buzz building event – the Super Bowl. Marketing Land will be keeping a scorecard on all the various types of marketing activities by brands advertising in the most expensive TV slots. They will be looking at pre-game marketing, use of hashtags, brand mentions and much more. Here is a listing of the information they will be gathering. This use to be a sports event.
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Brand Buzz Building for 2017 Super Bowl
Brand Buzz Building for 2017 Super Bowl
This entry was written by Dean Goldman, posted on January 18, 2017 at 10:50 am, filed under Brand, Buzz Building and tagged brand, brands, buzz building, hashtags, Marketing, Marketing Land, Super Bowl.
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