A new Kantar analysis concludes that four fundamental areas of brand image account for around 70% of brand equity. Their insights are designed to help marketers influence consumer perceptions to build brand equity. Read more »
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Live sports remains one of the most powerful marketing platforms in today’s fragmented media environment—combining scale, attention, emotion and cultural relevance. This CMO Brief and Knowledge at Hand report explores how different sports deliver distinct value for brands and why the most effective strategies go beyond media buys to create connected, cross-platform fan experiences that drive engagement and business results.
Member Only AccessA new Kantar analysis concludes that four fundamental areas of brand image account for around 70% of brand equity. Their insights are designed to help marketers influence consumer perceptions to build brand equity. Read more »
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A new Kantar analysis concludes that four fundamental areas of brand image account for around 70% of brand equity. Their insights are designed to help marketers influence consumer perceptions to build brand equity. Read more »
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A new Kantar analysis concludes that four fundamental areas of brand image account for around 70% of brand equity. Their insights are designed to help marketers influence consumer perceptions to build brand equity. Read more »
Member Only AccessA new Kantar analysis concludes that four fundamental areas of brand image account for around 70% of brand equity. Their insights are designed to help marketers influence consumer perceptions to build brand equity. Read more »
Member Only AccessA new Kantar analysis concludes that four fundamental areas of brand image account for around 70% of brand equity. Their insights are designed to help marketers influence consumer perceptions to build brand equity. Read more »
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On March 4th, The ARF Creative Council hosted its “Brand Meets Game: Navigating Creative Strategy in High-Profile Sports Sponsorship” panel, a conversation about how brands develop creative strategies and measurement frameworks for major sports partnerships. Moderated by Creative Council member Jillian Rice (Ipsos), the panel featured Matthew Gottlieb (NBCUniversal), Kristen Rumble (The Coca‑Cola Company), and Trey Ballard (Bank of America). Panelists shared perspectives on how companies activate around major sporting events, maintaining authentic connections with fans while delivering measurable business outcomes for their brands. Kristen and Trey showed ads for their brands that had appeared in sports broadcasts to illustrate how their brand messages aligned with the spirits of the events. The discussion explored how successful sports marketing requires a balance of cultural relevance, strong creative strategy, and disciplined measurement. Speakers highlighted the importance of planning well in advance of major sporting moments, leveraging audience insights to shape storytelling, and ensuring that brand activations feel natural within the broader sports experience.
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