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American Soccer at the Branding Crossroads

sports Branding By John Oates on Jul 20th

If you were in the United States from June to July, odds are fairly good that you developed some form of “soccer fever”. Personally, I really didn’t care about soccer at all until my buddy sent me a “March Madness-like” grid to fill out. After I made my picks (I [...]

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Lessons from The Old Spice Man, @OhDoctah & @Alyssa_Milano: Connect with One, Reach Many

Other than posting 180+ wildly hilarious (and popular) personalized  YouTube videos over two days, Old Spice and their spokesperson, former NFL player Isaiah Mustafa, have schooled every so-called social media expert, brand manager, internet nerd and platform creator in a two-day crash course in succesful online branding.

Between July 13 [...]

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Some Last Thoughts on Lebron

I know that everyone’s reaching the point of over-saturation when it comes to Lebron’s decision to head to Miami to team up with Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh, but I wanted to get my two cents in before everything dies down.  I believe the way he handled his decision, along [...]

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(Check In At) The Nets’ Blueprint Wall

Branding Clients By Sam Taggart on Jul 6th

The New Jersey Nets, a VaynerMedia client, recently had a 225 foot by 95 foot wall in midtown Manhattan painted in the theme of “The Blueprint for Greatness,” highlighting hip hop mogul and Nets minority owner, Jay-Z, as well as the Nets’ new owner, 6′8″ Russian billionaire, Mikhail Prokhorov. VaynerMedia [...]

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Decisions, Decisions

Branding By Sam Taggart on Jun 23rd

The other day, I headed to the deli located down the street from our office to grab some lunch. As I was walking out, AJ asked if I could grab him “a non-carbonated beverage, a bag of chips, and a sandwich.” As I walked into the deli, and towards the [...]

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